Vixen Telescope N 200/800 R200SS OTA (5729)

The Vixen R200SS Newtonian reflector features a fast 200mm (8") f/4 parabolic primary mirror, providing extremely sharp images without chromatic aberration. Advanced coating technology is used to create the ideal surface for the f/4 mirror. This telescope is excellent for wide-field views of deep sky objects, allowing you to observe multiple nebulae or star clusters at once.

Astrophotography:
Thanks to its large aperture and compact design, this telescope is especially suitable for astrophotography, making it a great choice for capturing nebulae, star clusters, and comets.

Aluminium Vacuum Coating:
Vixen uses a unique aluminium vacuum coating system to produce highly precise mirror surfaces. This controlled process ensures a high level of accuracy for the primary mirror. The same coating is used in both the VC200L and R200SS models.

Note:
Product appearance may vary from the illustration. Eyepieces are not included.

Specifications

Optics:

• Type: Reflector

• Design: Newtonian

• Aperture: 200 mm

• Focal Length: 800 mm

• Aperture Ratio: f/4

• Resolving Capacity: 0.58 arcseconds

• Limiting Magnitude: 13.3

• Light Gathering Power: 816

• Maximum Useful Magnification: 400x

• Tube Weight: 5.3 kg

• Tube Length: 700 mm

• Tube Diameter: 232 mm

• Tube Construction: Full tube

Mirror Details:

• Main Mirror: Parabolic

• Secondary Mirror: Flat

• Central Mirror Ventilation: No

Focuser:

• Type: Rack and pinion

• Eyepiece Connection: 2 inch

• Fine Focusing: 1:7 gear reduction

• Camera Thread: T2

Mount:

• Mount Included: No

• GoTo Control: No

• Design: Optical Tube Assembly (OTA)

Included Accessories:

• Finder Scope: 7x50

• Tube Clamps: Included

• Carrying Handle: Included

• Prism Rail: Vixen-style

General Information:

• Series: OTA

• Special Recommendation: Yes

Suitable For:

• Moon and Planets: Yes

• Nebulae and Galaxies: Yes

• Nature Observation: No

• Sun: No (only with proper solar filter)

• Astrophotography: Yes

Recommended For:

• Beginners: No

• Advanced Users: Yes

• Observatories: No