Compact Dobson with digital navigation on a tabletop!
The Omegon Push+ Mini 150/750 Pro brings digital navigation to a compact size. The encoders send commands to your planetarium app via Bluetooth, while the parabolic 150 mm mirror shows seriously much for its size. On a sturdy table or storage box, it's immediately ready.
Parabolic 150 mm optics
The 150 mm mirror captures approximately 459 times more light than the naked eye. With the 20 mm Plössl eyepiece, you observe at 37.5x; practically usable up to approximately 300x with additional eyepieces. The fast f/5 occasionally requires collimation.
Push+ navigation
Push+ means: digital encoders on both axes with Bluetooth. Pair your smartphone with a planetarium app, and the screen shows live where the telescope is pointing; arrows guide you to any chosen object. You push yourself, the app navigates; there are no motors, so the telescope's battery never runs out.
Included
- Newtonian optics 150/750 with parabolic primary mirror
- Compact rockerbox with Push+ encoders and Bluetooth
- 2 inch Crayford focuser
- 20 mm Plössl eyepiece
- LED viewfinder
Featured accessories
The Omegon laser collimator (€44.90) keeps the f/5 optics sharp. An Omegon Cronus WA 7mm eyepiece (107x, €79) is for planetary magnification, and an Omegon Premium moon filter (€19.90) dims the moonlight. For transport, the Armor transport case 150/750 (99 euros).
For whom yes, for whom no
To: Anyone who wants to observe compactly with digital object navigation, at home or on the go. Not for: those looking for maximum aperture per euro; the Advanced X 203 shows more for less, without navigation. Compare on the Dobson page. Meer Omegon stands on the merk page.
Specifications
| Optical design | Newton reflector, parabolic (94% enhanced coating) |
| Opening | 150 mm |
| Focal length | 750 mm (f/5) |
| Focuser | 2-inch Crayford |
| Mount | Dobson rocker box, teflon bearings |
| Seeker | LED viewfinder |
| Special feature | Push+ encoders with Bluetooth navigation |
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