Reflector Telescope Aperture: 114 mm, Tube Length: 900 mm, EQ mount

Description

Reflector Telescope 114 mm Aperture, 900 mm Focal Length | Precision EQ Mount for Advanced Tracking

The Reflector Telescope (114 mm Aperture, 900 mm Tube Length) is a Newtonian reflector telescope designed for users who want high-quality, stable celestial tracking. Equipped with a German Equatorial (EQ) mount, this telescope allows precise movement to follow celestial objects as they move across the night sky.

With a 114 mm primary mirror and 900 mm focal length, it gathers more light than smaller beginner models, providing bright, sharp images of the moon, planets, nebulae, and galaxies. Its EQ mount with slow-motion controls makes it suitable for both visual astronomy and basic astrophotography.

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✅ Key Features

114 mm Primary Mirror
Enhanced light-gathering for detailed views of planets and faint deep-sky objects.

900 mm Focal Length
Delivers higher magnification and crisp image resolution for serious observations.

German Equatorial (EQ) Mount
Tracks celestial objects accurately using Earth’s rotation axis, ideal for extended viewing.

Slow-Motion Control Cables
Fine adjustments to keep objects centered in the eyepiece with minimal effort.

Stable Tripod & Balanced Design
Reduces vibration, ensuring steady images even at higher magnification.

Beginner to Intermediate Upgrade
Perfect for enthusiasts who want more capability than basic AZ-mount telescopes.

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📊 Technical Specifications

Optical Design: Newtonian Reflector

Aperture (Primary Mirror): 114 mm

Focal Length: 900 mm

Mount Type: German Equatorial (EQ)

Eyepieces: Typically includes multiple eyepieces (e.g., 20 mm, 6 mm)

Finderscope: 6×30 or red-dot finderscope for precise object locating

Magnification: ~45× – 150× (depending on eyepiece used)

Tripod: Heavy-duty adjustable aluminum or steel tripod

Material: High-quality optical glass with coated mirrors

Use: Lunar, planetary, and deep-sky observation; basic astrophotography

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🛠️ Applications

Serious Astronomy for Hobbyists – Observe Saturn’s rings, Jupiter’s cloud bands, lunar craters, and faint galaxies

Astrophotography Entry Point – Track and photograph celestial objects with greater accuracy

Educational & Research Use – Ideal for schools, universities, and amateur observatories

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💡 Why Choose This Telescope?

✅ More Light-Gathering Power than 76 mm or 90 mm Models

✅ Equatorial Mount for Smooth Tracking – Essential for serious stargazing

✅ Excellent Optical Clarity – Perfect for lunar and planetary detail

✅ Upgradable – Works with additional eyepieces and astrophotography accessories