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Prototype from the exhibition: TS-Optics RC16 Pro 406 mm f/8 Ritchey-Chretien Telescope - Mechanics made by CFF

Name: Prototype from the exhibition: TS-Optics RC16 Pro 406 mm f/8 Ritchey-Chretien Telescope - Mechanics made by CFF
Brand: -TS Teleskope
SKU: 2025-0110-2
Price: 9999 EUR

The Professional RC telescope series from TS-Optics offers outstanding optics?the entire mechanical system was manufactured by CFF.

Aperture 406 mm / 16"

Aperture ratio 1:8

Focal length 3250 mm

First-class selected main and secondary mirrors made of quartz glass with 99% reflection

Illuminated image field diameter 65 mm

Carbon lattice tube for optimum temperature stability

Adjustable primary and secondary mirror mounts from CFF

Focusing via 3" rack and pinion focuser and manual adjustment on the secondary mirror

The focuser can be tilted

Supplied with two Losmandy level prism rails that are permanently mounted on the tube

Manufacturer: -TS Teleskope

Product number: 2025-0110-2

EUR 9.999,00RRP EUR 11.990,00you save 16.6% (EUR 1.991,00)

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Prototype from the exhibition: TS-Optics RC16 Pro 406 mm f/8 Ritchey-Chretien Telescope - Mechanics made by CFF

The Professional RC telescope series from TS-Optics offers outstanding optics?the entire mechanical system was manufactured by CFF.

Aperture 406 mm / 16"

Aperture ratio 1:8

Focal length 3250 mm

First-class selected main and secondary mirrors made of quartz glass with 99% reflection

Illuminated image field diameter 65 mm

Carbon lattice tube for optimum temperature stability

Adjustable primary and secondary mirror mounts from CFF

Focusing via 3" rack and pinion focuser and manual adjustment on the secondary mirror

The focuser can be tilted

Supplied with two Losmandy level prism rails that are permanently mounted on the tube

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Video with information about RC telescopes

On our YouTube account you will find a video about the characteristics of the Ritchey-Chrétien telescopes in general and the features of the GSO RCs in particular, as well as suggestions for accessories:

Collimating the RC telescope

We recommend using the TSRCKOLLI or a collimation telescope to adjust the telescope. These aids are linked in the "Adjustment and cleaning" section.

Instruction video

Teleskop-Service has made an instruction video on the subject of RC collimation:

Optical Design:	True RC with a hyperbolic primary and secondary mirror.
Aperture:	16" / 405 mm
Focal Length:	3250 mm
Focal Ratio:	f/8
Mirror material:	low thermal expansion quartz glass primary and secondary mirrors
Reflectivity:	99% enhanced reflectivity
Tube:	Carbon Truss Tube with 2x dovetails - Losmandy level
Focuser:	3" TSFOCR30S with micro transmission
Connetion at tube side:	117 mm thread
Connection at eyepiece side:	2" and 1.25"
Additional threads:	M74x1 male / M68x1 female / M78x1 female
Tube Diameter:	ca. 565 mm
Tube Length:	ca. 1114 mm (without focuser)
Tube Weight:	37 kgs

TS 16" f/8 RC astrograph - with truss tube and mechanics from CFF

Losmandy style dovetail bars on both sides

Primary mirror ventilation

3" rack and pinion focuser with 2" and 1.25" reduction

8x50 finder scope

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Collimation manual

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