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TS-Optics Photon 6" f/3.9 Advanced Newtonian Telescope with Carbon Tube - Gen. 2

Name: TS-Optics Photon 6" f/3.9 Advanced Newtonian Telescope with Carbon Tube - Gen. 2
Brand: -TS Teleskope
SKU: TPC6F4G
Price: 999 EUR

The Photon Newtonian reflector with 154 mm aperture is optimized for astrophotography and offers enough backfocus for all common coma correctors, it is a fast travel telescope.

Aperture 154 mm (6") - focal length 600 mm - focal ratio f/3.9

High-quality parabolic primary mirror with 94 % forced mirror coating for a brighter image.

Improved 2" MONORAIL dual-speed focuser - metal base plate for even more stability

Sufficient back focus (working distance) for all common coma correctors and reducers

Carbon tube - ideal for astrophotography for more focus stability

Massive secondary mirror struts made of metal

With a length of only 51 cm and a weight of approx. 5 kg, the Newtonian is ideal for mobile use

Central marking on the primary mirror for easy collimation

Includes CNC tube rings and two dovetail bars (GP and Losmandy style), both of them in black color

Manufacturer: -TS Teleskope

Product number: TPC6F4G

EUR 999,00RRP EUR 1.099,00you save 9.1% (EUR 100,00)

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TS-Optics Photon 6" f/3.9 Advanced Newtonian Telescope with Carbon Tube - Gen. 2

The Photon Newtonian reflector with 154 mm aperture is optimized for astrophotography and offers enough backfocus for all common coma correctors, it is a fast travel telescope.

Aperture 154 mm (6") - focal length 600 mm - focal ratio f/3.9

High-quality parabolic primary mirror with 94 % forced mirror coating for a brighter image.

Improved 2" MONORAIL dual-speed focuser - metal base plate for even more stability

Sufficient back focus (working distance) for all common coma correctors and reducers

Carbon tube - ideal for astrophotography for more focus stability

Massive secondary mirror struts made of metal

With a length of only 51 cm and a weight of approx. 5 kg, the Newtonian is ideal for mobile use

Central marking on the primary mirror for easy collimation

Includes CNC tube rings and two dovetail bars (GP and Losmandy style), both of them in black color

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TS-Photon 154 mm f/3.9 Advanced Newtonian with Carbon Tube

The compact Newtonian with the carbon tube is optimized for astrophotography and offers very good speed for short exposure times thanks to the focal ratio of f/3.9. The generous back focus allows the connection of suitable coma correctors for very good field correction. We particularly recommend the TS GPU "Superflat" corrector. This turns the 6" Photon into a very good astrograph. With a weight of about 5 kg and a length of only 51 cm, the Newtonian is an ideal travel telescope and even fits in your hand luggage when traveling by plane. Of course, the Photon is also suitable for observing.

The advantages of the 6" TS Photon Newtonian:

Bright, high-quality parabolic primary mirror for very good contrast and sharpness

Improved 2" MONORAIL focuser with metal base and 1:10 speed reduction

Massive secondary mirror struts, twisting is no longer possible, which makes collimation easier

90 mm working distance from the 2" receptacle of the focuser, so that all common correctors can be used

Brighter image due to forced mirroring on primary and secondary mirror

Primary mirror cell and secondary mirror cell are adjustable and of course made of metal

Astrophotography with the TS-Photon 6" f/3.9 Newtonian:
Only a good coma corrector turns the Newtonian into a true astrograph. Our recommendation is the TSGPU "Superflat" corrector, which is made for this telescope. It will offer you a very high sharpness in the entire field. The illumination is very good up to APS-C format. Correction is even given up to full-frame format. Of course, we always recommend a FLAT for even brightness distribution. Suitable flat field generators are of course available from us. The working distance from the M48 thread of the GPU is 55 mm, making it suitable for all common cameras.

Video presentation of the TS-PHOTON series:
A picture is worth a thousand words, a video is even more helpful - so TS made one:

Newtonian collimation made easy:
Collimating a Newtonian telescope is not difficult at all, as the following video shows:

Aperture:	154 mm ( 6")
Focal length:	600 mm
Focal ratio:	f/3.9
Primary mirror:	Parabolic primary mirror with 94 % forced reflection and quartz protective coating
Secondary mirror:	63 mm minor axis with 94 % forced reflection and quartz protective coating
Resolving power:	0.77"
Limiting magnitude:	12.7 mag
Focuser:	2" Monorail focuser with 1/10 speed reduction, adapter to 1.25" and compression rings
Adjustment range of the focuser:	50 mm
Backfocus:	Working distance approx. 90 mm from the 2" receptacle with fully retracted draw tube
Weight of the tube:	4.8 kg with rings and finder
Dimensions of the tube:	Length 510 mm, diameter 178 mm
Support surface on the bottom of the tube rings:	Flat support surface with an M6 thread
Support surface on the top of the tube rings:	Flat support surface with a 1/4" internal thread (tripod socket)

Optical tube assembly

CNC tube rings

GP/EQ5 style dovetail bar, length 220 mm, with photo tripod connection

Losmandy style dovetail bar, length 220 mm

Dust caps

Finder shoe mounted on the tube

Manufacturer / Importeur:	Teleskop-Service Ransburg GmbH
Street:	Von-Myra-Str. 8
ZIP / City:	85599 Parsdorf
Country:	germany
Telefon number:	+49 89 99228750
Email:	info@teleskop-service.de
Website:	www.teleskop-express.de