Levenhuk RA 300N Dobson telescope

€1,149.95
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SKU:
LEV-50750

Newtonian telescope with a built-in primary mirror cooling fan. Aperture: 304 mm. Focal length: 1520 mm

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Levenhuk RA 300N Dobson telescope

It is difficult to overestimate the capabilities of the Levenhuk Ra 300N Dobson telescope. With this telescope, you can see thousands of objects in the night sky, many of them in detail. Only the weather or an unfavorable state of the atmosphere can spoil the rendered picture. However, in good conditions, it will show many astronomical beauties. All objects of the NGC catalog, the Moon, planets of the Solar system with satellites, comets, etc. are available for observation. The telescope is ideal for conducting astronomy observations in the countryside and will be a good choice for both a beginner and an experienced astronomer.

Parabolic primary mirror with an aluminum coating

The primary mirror diameter is 300mm. It is parabolic, so optical distortion is minimized. The optics create a clear picture up to the maximum magnification. The aluminum coating has a reflectivity index of 92~96%. The optical component of this telescope is truly unrivaled. In addition, it features a dual-speed Crayford focuser so that the focus can be smoothly adjusted.

Active cooling of optics for faster temperature stabilization There is a cooling fan on the back of the telescope tube. It is used to speed up the process of temperature stabilization. Under normal conditions, it can take several hours for the optics to equalize with the ambient temperature. However, active cooling will almost halve this time. The fan is powered by batteries (purchased separately).

Dobsonian mount with an improved brake system side bearing for smooth tube movement

The Dobsonian mount has been significantly improved in comparison with the classic mounts of this type. A special high-rise bearing and balancing system allows you to move the optical tube smoothly. You can move the optical tube a few centimeters up or down when using heavy eyepieces or an optional finder. There are scales on the mount sides for convenient balancing. The bearings have a more robust design, and so they will run smoothly throughout their entire service life.

Quick start kit

Besides the optical tube and mount, the kit includes a 9mm eyepiece, 30mm eyepiece, and 8x50mm finder. They will allow you to start observations right away.

Features:

  • Newtonian reflector with a 300mm primary parabolic mirror
  • Special aluminum coating with a reflectivity index of 92~96%
  • Active cooling for faster temperature stabilization and battery operation
  • Dual-speed Crayford focuser for precise focus adjustments
  • Easy-to-use Dobsonian mount, high-rise bearing and balancing system
  • Minimum optical distortion, high aperture, and user-friendly design

The kit includes:

  • Telescope optical tube
  • Dobsonian mount
  • Plössl 9mm eyepiece
  • Super View 30mm eyepiece
  • Finder 8x50mm
  • Finderscope base
  • Cooling fan
  • User manual and lifetime warranty

Optical design

Newtonian reflector

Optics material

BK-7 glass

Optics coating

aluminum

Primary mirror diameter (aperture), mm

304

Lens (mirror) shape

parabolic

Focal length, mm

1520

Highest practical power, x

600

Focal ratio

f/5

Resolution threshold, arcseconds

0.46

Limiting stellar magnitude

14.9

Eyepieces

Plössl 9mm (168x), Super View 30mm (50х)

Eyepiece barrel diameter

1.25/2

Finderscope

optical, 8x50 mm

Focuser

2'' dual-speed Crayford

Mount

Dobsonian

Additionally

Primary mirror cooling fan

Operating temperature range, °C
°F

−5… +35

Power source

cooling fan: 6 AA batteries (not included)

Tube-mount assembly system

Brake system side bearing for smooth tube movement

Optical tube material

metal

Usage

General use product.
May be used by kids over 3 years old.

User level

expert

Assembly and setup

simple

Observed objects

deep-sky objects

More Information
Product Status New
Package width 126 cm
Package height 67 cm
Package depth 52 cm
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