William Optics Fluorostar 132 APO Triplet OTA with Hard Case! (Pre-owned)

Used telescope, please note the following:

• Rings are not included.
• The optical tube has some surface scratches and marking, no effect on the optical quality at all.
• The optics are in good condition, minor internal dusts.
• The telescope has been bench tested and performs as expected.

Product Description

The William Optics FLT 132 APO Telescope is a high quality Apochromatic Imaging and visual use telescope with an aperture of 132 mm and a focal length of 910 mm for an f-ratio of f/6.9. This FLT 132 APO Telescope from William Optics can be used with a camera mounting system, with various T-mounts for cameras (not included), or equally well as a visual observing instrument. This model is provided in a Gold color.

Features a top-quality triplet air-spaced objective, designed by a leading designer with FPL-53 glass. The telescope utilizes precision optics with STM coatings. This FLT 132 APO telescope is extremely sharp and has great color correction which is ideal for astrophotography. It is a joy to use. You will be blown away by the small details you can observe through this APO 132 mm; fine details of DSOs, stunning resolution both visually or for astrophotography. Until yesterday this was only something you could dream about, at this price!

You will be astonished by the images you get. If you wish to take great astro-images with a high quality APO refractor, this William Optics FLT 132 APO Telescope is the ultimate way to achieve your imaging goals, with its focal length of 925 mm. Its FPL-53 glass air-spaced Triplet lens design provides images with extreme sharpness, clear details, with APO color correction. Just as great for doing visual observations. This William Optics FLT 132 APO Telescope will be a main attraction and a hit at every star party you attend.

This Fluorostar 132 APO OTA from William Optics comes standard with a dust cover that has a built-in, clear Bahtinov Mask for perfect focusing every time. Simply remove the flat front cover plate, leaving the dust cover cuff in place on the OTA. Point the OTA at a bright star, and focus carefully. When the bright central diffraction spike looks exactly centered between the other two spikes forming an "X", then your OTA is in exact focus for stars. Remove the dust cover cuff carefully from the objective end of the OTA, and you are ready to image.

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