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Explore the Universe’s Most Remarkable Celestial Wonders

Vega Goto's five-inch primary mirror has the power to capture stunning views of the solar system’s finest treasures: Saturn’s rings, Jupiter’s cloud bands, and the detailed surface of the Moon. Under a dark sky, this telescope also reveals the beauty of deep-sky objects, such as the countless stars in the Hercules Globular Cluster and the spiral arms of the Whirlpool Galaxy, among many others.

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Optical Excellence

The VEGA telescope features a 127mm aperture and a 1500mm focal length, delivering sharp, clear images for planetary and deep-sky observations. It incorporates fully broadband multi-coating for enhanced light transmission and clarity, along with a high-reflective aluminum coating with SiO2 protection to ensure durability and optimal performance for breathtaking celestial views. 5-inch aperture provides excellent light-gathering ability at an affordable price. You’ll get impressive views of the Moon and planets, along with deep sky objects like the Orion Nebula, while retaining a compact form factor.

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Amazing Database according to Indian Coordinates

Fully automated GoTo mount with database of 40,000+ celestial objects automatically locates and tracks objects for you.

Tech Specifications

Specs
Aperature
127mm (5 inches)
Focal length
1500mm
Tripod
Newly designed three section 304 grade Stainless Steel with fully adjustable length upto 120cm.
Focal ratio
f/11.8
Mount
Fully automated Alt-Azimuth (AZ) GoTo mount
Eyepieces
1.25” 25mm (60x magnification) Kellner, 1.25” 10mm Plossl (150x magnification), 3x Barlow
Finder scope
In built Star Pointer Red Dot FinderScope
Tubematerial
Aluminium
Gps
InBuilt GPS for precision tracking
Computerized mount features
SkyTour feature for guided tours of the night sky
Power requirements
12V DC (battery or AC adapter)
Alignment procedures
32 bit, 0.1 arc sec, calculations
Drive system
Controlled by 32-bit MPC, with self-adoptive algorithm
Tracking mode
Alt/Az, EQ North/South automatic identification
Tracking rate
Realtime processing, with self-adoptive algorithm
Motors
Precision DC servo motors with encoder in both axes for smooth tracking
Motor resolution
0.77 arc sec
Software
Built-in Astronomy software in the controller with 35,000+ object database
Database
40,000+ celestial objects
Tracking modes
Alt-Azimuth tracking
Alignment procedure
AstroPilot (align on any three bright objects)
Lens cell
CNC machined Aluminium
Mount material
CNC machined Vixen style aluminium and steel dovetail plate.
Dimensions
88cm X 31cm X 19.5cm
Hand controller starchaser
2 lines, 16 characters LCD with back light and with intuitive menu navigation up to 8 speed setting. Included, with a database of 40,000+ objects and including database of more than 120+ Indian Cities
Weight
10kg(N.W.), 12kg(G.W.)
Optical design
Maksutov-Cassegrain
Star diagonal
1.25-inch 90° mirror diagonal with metal housing

Included in the Box

  • computerised telescope

    Goto computerised mount

  • Telescope Tube

    Telescope Tube

  • automotive

    Phone Adapter

  • Red Dot Finder

    Red Dot Finder Scope

  • eyepie

    Eyepieces and Barlow

  • Celestial Calendar

    Celestial Calendar

  • Warranty Card

    Instruction Manual & Warranty Card

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