Omegon ProDob N 203/1200 DOB II Deluxe

203 mm optics with fan

The 203 mm parabolic mirror with built-in fan cools quickly and then shows its full sharpness. With the SWA 32mm eyepiece, you observe at 38x with a wide field of view; practical use is up to approximately 350x, depending on the atmosphere.

Follow without jolts

The deluxe friction and bearing system is the major difference compared to standard Dobsonians: the axes move with adjustable resistance, ensuring that the image stays precisely where you put it, even at high magnification and with heavy eyepieces. The 2-inch Crayford focuser with 1:10 micro-focus focuses down to the micrometer, and the included SWA 32 mm 2-inch wide-angle eyepiece immediately delivers a generous overview image. The Deluxe LED finder projects a red dot onto the sky for quick targeting.

Included

• Newtonian optics 203/1200 with parabolic primary mirror
• Built-in main mirror fan
• Wooden rocker box with eyepiece holder
• 2 inch Crayford focuser with 1:10 reduction
• SWA 32mm 2 inch wide-angle eyepiece
• Deluxe LED viewfinder

Featured accessories

The Omegon laser collimator (44.90 euros) comes standard with every fast Newtonian telescope. An Omegon Cronus WA 7 mm eyepiece (171x, 79 euros) provides planetary magnification. An Omegon 13% 2-inch lunar filter (34.90 euros) reduces the glare from the Moon, and the Omegon Pro UHC 2-inch filter (89 euros) brings out the details in nebulae.

For whom yes, for whom no

For: observers who want to look at high magnification for a long and comfortable time; this friction system is made for that. Not for: those who buy purely on price; the Advanced X-line offers the same apertures more affordably with simpler mechanics. Compare on the Dobson page via Buying guide. Meer Omegon stands on the merk page.