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Sky-Watcher StarQuest DX130P: parabolic on a lightweight EQ<\/h2>\n

The Sky-Watcher StarQuest DX130P features a parabolic 130\/650 mm Newtonian (f\/5) telescope mounted on the lightweight StarQuest equatorial mount: 30%\u2014it gathers more light than a 114 mm model, keeps stars as points of light, and allows for tracking with fine-tuning. A complete, portable starter kit with high-quality optics.<\/p>\n

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What do you see through the DX130P?<\/h2>\n

Sharp lunar craters, Jupiter's moons and belts, Saturn's rings and, under a dark sky, the famous deep-sky highlights. The parabolic mirror makes the difference compared to cheaper spherical mirror entry-level models: sharp stars far into the field of view.<\/p>\n

StarQuest: equatorial in lightweight form<\/h2>\n

The StarQuest mount is a stripped-down EQ: light enough to set outside in one go, with the slow-motion control to track objects at high magnification. Ideal for learning the equatorial principle without heavy equipment.<\/p>\n

This is how to get the most out of this telescope<\/h2>\n