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<\/figure>\nWhat do you see through the P150i?<\/h2>\n
Everything a 150mm mirror can do: sharp moon craters, Jupiter's cloud bands, Saturn's rings, and under a dark sky, star clusters that resolve and nebulae with structure. The automatic tracking keeps every target in view, even at higher magnifications, and the app tells you what's visible tonight.<\/p>\n
WiFi GoTo with no learning curve<\/h2>\n
The mount creates its own WiFi network; internet is not required. After a brief alignment, the SynScan app guides you to thousands of objects. Thanks to Freedom Find, you can simply move the tube by hand in between: computer assistance without compulsion, on an alt-azimuth mount without counterweights.<\/p>\n
This is how to get the most out of this telescope<\/h2>\n\n- Check collimation after transport<\/strong> (f\/5); see our guide to collimation<\/a>.<\/li>\n
- Take power with you<\/strong> A power bank will keep the GoTo mount going all evening.<\/li>\n
- Let the mirror cool down for 30 minutes<\/strong> for the sharpest image.<\/li>\n
- Magnification:<\/strong> the 10mm eyepiece gives 75x; a 6 mm planetary eyepiece<\/a> (125x) gets more out of planets, and tracking keeps the image steady.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
For whom yes and for whom no<\/h2>\n
Hello<\/strong> Beginners and families who want six inches of optics with app control, without equatorial learning.<\/p>\nNot<\/strong> If you want photo results without mounting, guiding, and post-processing, then the smart telescopes<\/a> the shorter route; ours Telescope Buying Guide for Beginners<\/a> explain the trade-off.<\/p>\nFeatured accessories<\/h2>\n
These accessories add the most after purchase:<\/p>\n
\n- Moon Filter 25%:<\/strong> for visual moon phases dims the Omegon Moon Filter 25% (1.25 inches)<\/a> the bright light. More explanation in our Moon filter guide<\/a>.<\/li>\n
- A 6mm planetary eyepiece:<\/strong> the Sky-Watcher 6mm Planetary UWA Eyepiece<\/a> geeft 125x voor visuele avonden. Wil je nog een stap hoger, dan is er ook de 5 mm versie (150x).<\/li>\n
- Smartphone adapter:<\/strong> clip your phone onto the eyepiece for your first moon photos. The Sky-Watcher SmartPhoto+ adapter<\/a> comes with a special 20 mm photo eyepiece.<\/li>\n
- Cheshire eyepiece<\/strong> the Sky-Watcher Cheshire Eyepiece<\/a> makes the critical f\/4 collimation accurate and repeatable.<\/li>\n
- Carrier bag<\/strong> The 150\/750 tube fits this exactly. Look at the carrier bags<\/a>.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Technical specifications<\/h2>\n
For whom yes and for whom no<\/h2>\n
Hello<\/strong> Beginners and families who want six inches of optics with app control, without equatorial learning.<\/p>\n Not<\/strong> If you want photo results without mounting, guiding, and post-processing, then the smart telescopes<\/a> the shorter route; ours Telescope Buying Guide for Beginners<\/a> explain the trade-off.<\/p>\n These accessories add the most after purchase:<\/p>\nFeatured accessories<\/h2>\n
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Technical specifications<\/h2>\n
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