Sky-Watcher Quattro-150P – 150/600 Imaging Newtonian Reflector

 615,00

This is just the tube (OTA), without mounting and tripod. You can choose the appropriate mounting and the accessories that come with it below.

The Sky-Watcher Quattro-150P The lightest f/4 astrograph: 150/600 mm in a 5.7 kg tube, with dual-speed Linear Power-focuser. Maximum signal per minute on a HEQ5-class mount. No eyepiece included. You get our Starry Sky Handbook for free: 16 pages of practical explanations for your first nights with the telescope.

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Sky-Watcher Quattro 150P parabolic Newtonian Tube (OTA) with Tube Rings, Dovetail Plate and Mounted 6x30 Finder on white background
Sky-Watcher Quattro-150P – 150/600 Imaging Newtonian Reflector
 615,00

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Sky-Watcher Quattro-150P: the lightest f/4 astrograph

The Sky-Watcher Quattro-150P is an ultralight 150/600 mm Newtonian at f/4: maximum signal per minute in a tube weighing just 5.7 kg. This makes it the only serious f/4 astrograph that still belongs on an HEQ5-class mount, and the fastest route to deep-sky imaging without heavy equipment.

Sky-Watcher Quattro-150P Imaging Newtonian Optical Tube

What can you photograph with it?

Everything where signal counts: faint nebulae, vast H-alpha regions, galaxies, and dust lanes. Where a slower system integrates for hours, an f/4 system captures the same on the sensor in half the time. Visually (with its own eyepieces), it is also a bright deep-sky telescope with a surprisingly sharp image in the center.

Why a Quattro?

The Quattro line is Sky-Watcher's fastest Newtonian series: f/4 means four times as much signal per minute as an f/8 system. The dual-speed Linear Power focuser (10:1) carries cameras without sagging and focuses at the pixel level. Note the fair caveat: no eyepiece is included. This is an astrograph; visual use is entirely possible, but with your own eyepieces.

This is how to get the most out of this telescope

  • Collimation at f/4 is surgical work: check for every session with a good collimator. Our guide to collimation describes the routine.
  • The aplanatic corrector belongs with it: Without a corrector, f/4 stars are comet-shaped at the edge. Factor this into the purchase, not afterwards.
  • Mounting choice: An HEQ5-class mount comfortably carries this lightweight tube with camera and guiding.
  • Guiding the moon At this brightness, every arcsecond of pointing accuracy counts in the star points.
  • Give the mirror some cooling time and consider a light shroud against stray light and dew.
  • Visual assistance a 6 mm eyepiece magnifies 100x; but bring your own eyepieces, there are none in the box.

For whom yes and for whom no

Hello the astrophotographer who combines speed and mobility, and the HEQ5 owner who wants to get the most out of their mount.

Not If you want photo results without mounting, guiding, and post-processing, then the smart telescopes the shorter route; ours Telescope Buying Guide for Beginners explain the trade-off.

Featured accessories

These accessories add the most after purchase:

  • Aplanatic coma corrector f/4 at f/4, a corrector is not an option but a part of the optical system. The Sky-Watcher 2 inch Aplanatic Coma Corrector is specifically designed for the Quattro line and is a standard component.
  • Cheshire eyepiece the Sky-Watcher Cheshire Eyepiece makes the critical f/4 collimation accurate and repeatable.
  • Light Pollution Filter (2 inch) gets noticeably more contrast out of your shots under Dutch or Belgian skies.
  • Moon Filter 25%: for visual moon phases dims the Omegon Moon Filter 25% (1.25 inches) the bright light. More explanation in our Moon filter guide.
  • Carrier bag This short tube offers ample space for the 150/750 refractor. Check out the carrier bags.

Technical specifications

SpecificationDetails
Optical designNewtonian astrograph (parabolic)
Opening150 mm
Focal length600 mm (f/4)
Focuser2 inch dual-speed Linear Power (10:1)
Seeker6x30 optical with reticle
Ocular Adapters1.25 and 2 inch (eyepiece not included)
Tube weight5.7 kg
MountNo (OTA)
Sky-Watcher Quattro-150P Imaging Newtonian Optical Tube, Product Photo 2

Included in the box

  • Sky-Watcher Quattro-150P Optical Tube
  • 2 inch dual-speed Linear Power-focuser with 1.25 and 2 inch adapters
  • 6×30 optical viewfinder with wire cross
  • Note: no eyepiece included (astrograph)
  • Free: Stargazer's Handbook by Telescoop.nl (16 pages, Dutch language)

Free Stargazers' Handbook

Every Sky-Watcher telescope from Telescoop.nl comes with our own Stargazer’s Handbook in the box. It’s a 16-page booklet that helps you get started on your first few nights: how to align the finder scope, what magnification to start with, why the image sometimes wobbles, and when a telescope does or doesn’t need to be collimated. It’s not a thick book—just the essentials you really need when you’re starting out.

Honest advice from observers

We sell and use the Sky-Watcher line ourselves. In our Sky-Watcher brand guide We'll explain which series are strong and which you'd rather skip. View the full range on our Sky-Watcher brand page. Unsure about mounting or a corrector? Call or email us: we're happy to help with photo setups. Ordered before 11:59 PM is delivered quickly, in the Netherlands and Belgium.

Additional information

Weight5,6 kg
Dimensions73 × 33 × 33 cm
Weight

Medium weight (5 - 10 kg)

Observation goals

Moon and planets, Nebulae and galaxies, Astrophotography

Optics Focal length

600 - 1000 mm

Telescope Electronics

Tube only (OTA).

Optics Design

Newton reflector

Mounting Type

OTA (without mount)

Focal Ratio

f/4

Aperture

150 - 200 mm

Max. useful magnification

300x+

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