Bresser Messier 127L/1200 Refractor Hexafoc GoTo

Five-inch classic lens power that focuses on itself!

The Bresser Messier 127L/1200 GoTo gives the great classic the comfort it deserves: a 5-inch lens opening and a long focal length, fully automatic focusing and tracking. At 200x, Jupiter remains still for minutes in the frame, and the camera adapter opens the way to moon photography.

Large long achromatic

The 127 mm lens captures about 329 times more light than the naked eye. With the 26 mm SP eyepiece, you see at 46x; keep it at about 254x as a maximum. At f/9.4, the color aberration remains modest, even on the bright lunar edge.

StarTracker GoTo System

The StarTracker hand controller recognizes over 100,000 objects and positions the telescope automatically. Servo motors on both axes then follow precisely, and via the ST-4 port you can later connect an autoguider. The EXOS-2 GoTo weighs up to 13 kg. The 1.2-meter-long five-inch tube relies entirely on this carrying capacity; automatic tracking makes high magnification really comfortable here.

Included

• Achromatic optics 127/1200
• 2.5-inch Hexafoc Focuser
• EXOS-2 GoTo Mount with StarTracker Hand Controller
• Steel tripod
• 26 mm SP eyepiece (1.25 inch)
• 8×50 viewfinder
• Camera adapter

Featured accessories

The Bresser Plössl 10 mm eyepiece (120x, 29 euro) and the Bresser 1:8 microfocal (99 euro) are the first additions. The Bresser universal power supply 230V/12V (39 euro) powers the setup at home; the Bresser Mobile Power Station 155 Wh (169 euro) keeps it running in the field all night. An Omegon Premium moon filter 2 inch (34.90 euro) reduces the moonlight.

For whom yes, for whom no

Well: lunar and planetary observers who want the classic large-refractor image with maximum comfort. Not: those who want light and mobility; the 127S/635 GoTo offers the same opening shorter. Compare via the Buying guide. Meer Bresser is on the brand page.

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