Omegon 140 mm Triplet Refractor

Omegon 140 mm Triplet Refractor: high-end for observatory and permanent setup

The Omegon 140 mm Triplet This is the second largest refractor in the lineup: 140 mm aperture, 910 mm focal length (f/6.5), and a triplet made of Hoya FCD-100 glass. Fast enough for deep-sky astrophotography, sharp enough for high-resolution work on double stars and fine nebula structures. brand.

An apochromat converges all colors to a focal point. Stars remain white and point-like, without the purple edges of simple lenses: precisely what a camera sensor would mercilessly reveal.

Built for the fixed location

A 140 mm apochromat is no longer a grab-and-go instrument: this is the class of observatories, backyard observatories, and serious permanent setups on heavy mounts. The 3.5-inch focuser prevents vignetting on full-frame sensors and carries complete camera trains.

The rugged transport case is included, so the tube can be safely taken to a dark location or a star party.

Included

• Triplet objective 140/910 with Hoya FCD-100 ED glass
• 3.5-inch focuser
• Scope rings with dovetail mount
• Rugged transport case

Featured accessories

The Omegon Pro UHC 2-inch filter (89 euros) brings out emission nebulae, and the Omegon Powerbank 10k 12V (39.90 euros) powers the camera and dew control on location. Visually, the Omegon Cronus 7 mm eyepiece (79 euros) delivers a high-contrast 130x.

For whom yes, for whom no

Pros: advanced observers and photographers with a heavy-duty mount who want large-format refractor contrast. Cons: anyone working on the move; the 110/660 Carbon or the 104/650 with flattener deliver top quality in a portable package. Are you hesitating between the models? The Choice assistant helpt. More Omegon is on the brand page.

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