Bresser Telescope N 150/1200 Messier Hexafoc EXOS-1 (21509)

Bresser, a traditional company, offers telescopes for ambitious beginners under the Messier name, providing excellent value for money. Messier telescope systems are designed to be expandable and upgradable, making them suitable for long-term use, even beyond the entry-level stage.

The Bresser N 150/1200 features high rigidity and sharp optics. With a 150 mm aperture, it allows observation of bright nebulas deep in space. You can find remnants of a stellar explosion from the year 1054 in the Taurus constellation, scan the glowing bands of the Great Orion Nebula, detect the famous Whirlpool Galaxy in the Big Dipper, or locate the Dumbbell Nebula in Vulpecula. The sturdy mount ensures stable, comfortable observations and supports early steps into astrophotography.

This telescope now comes equipped with the improved Hexafoc focuser, featuring a free aperture of 65 mm. For photographic use, it can be upgraded with a 1:10 reduction ratio fine focuser for more precise adjustments.

Bresser EXOS-1 Mount:

• Suitable for smaller optics

• Can carry up to 7 kg without vibration

• Optionally allows installation of a motor for the right ascension axis

• Includes a sturdy mount for optics up to 7 kg, a matching counterweight, and a three-legged tripod

Specifications

Optics

• Type: Reflector

• Design: Newtonian

• Aperture: 150 mm

• Focal length: 1200 mm

• Aperture ratio: f/8

• Resolving capacity: 0.77

• Limiting magnitude: 12.7

• Light gathering capacity: 460

• Maximum useful magnification: 300

• Tube weight: 7 kg

• Tube construction: Full tube

Focuser

• Design: Gear rack

• Eyepiece connection: 2 inch

• Free aperture: 65 mm

Mount

• Mount type: Equatorial

• Model: EXOS-1

• GoTo control: No

Tripod

• Type: Tripod

• Material: Steel

Included accessories

• 1.25'' eyepiece: SP 26 mm

• Eyepiece adaptors: 1.25" and 2"

• Finder scope: 6x30

• Slow motion cables: 2 pieces

• Solar filters: Yes

General

• Series: Messier

Area of Application

• Moon and planets: Yes

• Nebulae and galaxies: Yes

• Nature observation: No

• Astrophotography: Yes

• Sun: Yes

Recommended for

• Beginners: Yes

• Advanced users: No

• Observatories: No