Sky-Watcher EQ5P-200N Telescope

cobra_matt

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I bought this Newtonian reflector telescope about two months ago and the only thing I did with it was take it out of the box, set it up, and put it back in the box. It hasn't seen any light yet. It's a great amateur scope and has a full computerized mount with over 30,000 objects it can automatically locate and track. The tripod is sturdy with 2" legs and is perfect for this size scope. Here is a link that covers all the info on the scope, mount, and tripod: Click. And here is the manufacturer's website: Click. You can't find these anywhere right now, there is a wait of at least 2 months. My asking price is $700 firm (msrp was $995, just reduced to $795 by manufacturer) and I'll throw in the collimator and power tank which are worth $100 and both are required to use the scope. I'd rather do a local sale since there are two boxes that are quite large and heavy, but let me know if you are interested and we can work something out.

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Details:

SKU: S11640
Shipping Weight: 94.00 lbs
Optical Design: Newtonian (Parabolic)
Lens Material: Mirrors: Low Thermal Expansion Glass
Aperture (Diameter): 200mm
Focal Length: 1000mm
F-Ratio: F/5
Secondary Mirror Diameter: 56mm
Highest Practical Power: 480x
Faintest Stellar Magnitude: 14
Resolving Power: .96 arc sec
Finderscope: 8x50 Viewfinder
Focuser Diameter: 2", 1.25" adapter
Diagonal: Internal
Eyepiece(s): 1.25" Super Plossl 32mm and 10mm
Mount Type: Equatorial
Slow-Motion Control: Computer micro-slewing
Counterweight(s): 2 x 11 lb
Piggyback Bracket: Standard
Accessory Tray: Standard
Ground Board Diameter: NA
Ground Board Weight(s): NA
Motor Drive: Micro-step stepper
Go-To: SynScan
Tube Weight: 16.8lb
Tube Dimension (dia. x length): 37" long
Tripod Height: 34" to 48"
 

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