$Bresser Messier AR-127L / 1200 Refractor OTA$

Bresser Messier AR-127L / 1200 Refractor OTA

£419.00

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About this product

Model: bresser_messier_127l
Part Number: 4827120

Now with sturdy 2.5" R&P Hex-focuser & Objective Solar Filter.

The Bresser Messier AR-127L/1000 Hex-Focus Optical Tube Assembly is an f/9.4 achromatic refractor featuring 127mm doublet optics.

FEATURES

f/9.4 focal-ratio
2.5" R&P Hex-focuser (accepts 2" & 1.25" eyepieces)
2" / 1.25" adapter with integrated T2-thread
26mm Plossl eyepiece
8x50 optical finderscope
1.25" Diagonal
Cradle rings with convenient handle and piggyback camera holder (1/4 thread)
Universal 44mm (Vixen-style) Dovetail plate with stainless steel rail
Handle with integrated camera holder

What's in the box

127L Refractor OTA
1.25" 26mm SPL Eyepiece
Objective Solar Filter
2" eyepiece adapter
8x50 finderscope
Tube clamp and camera adapter
Vixen-Style Dovetail Mount with stainless steel rail
1.25" diagonal
Manual

Specifications

Objective diameter	127 mm
Focal length	1200 mm
Focal-ratio	f/9.45
Angular resolution	1 arc seconds
Type of coating	Multi-coated
Finderscope	8x50 mm with reticule
Mount Type	Optics without Mount
Focusing system	2.5" R&P Hexa-focus with 1.25"/2" adapter
Colour	White
Dust protection caps	Dust protection caps for front lens and eyepiece holder
Product series	Messier

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Bresser Messier Manual (PDF)

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Great telescope for the price

05 August 2020 | Stefan

I believe this is one of the best telescopes you can get at the price. I photographed Saturn and Jupiter though this telescope without any color issues. I also observed bright stars, the moon and planets with no color issues. However, during daytime when I look at bright objects like an antenna I see a purple shadow/glow. But I have not noticed it during night time observation. If it becomes an issue I will buy the Baader semi-apo filter, but it has not been necessary yet.