N 130/650: Light machine for beginners – out into the nebulae
Your first step into deep space: the Omegon Horizon N 130/650 is not just a telescope – it is a little light machine. With its parabolic 130 mm mirrors, it collects so much light that you can even venture beyond the solar system. Observe the delicate structures of gas nebulae and countless stars in distant clusters. This telescope shows you what is possible with a beginner's instrument and will certainly accompany you for a long time.
A target in the eyepiece: but without fumbling and wobbling
Gazing at the starry sky is lovely. But exploring it yourself is even better. The Omegon mount conveniently guides your telescope to your chosen celestial object – via the app or the hand controller. This allows you to start exploring the starry sky straight away, from Saturn to distant nebulae. You can rely completely on your mount. GoTo control, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, a toothed belt reduction system and a sturdy steel tripod are all included. What’s behind it?
Advantages at a glance
- GoTo control: Select your target and the mount will automatically move to it.
- Observe and photograph: A sturdy base for relaxing nights of observation and getting started in astrophotography.
- Control it however you like: Use the hand controller or control the mount conveniently via the app.
- Open to your setup: Compatible with ASIAIR, SkySafari, N.I.N.A., PHD and many other astronomy apps.
- Toothed belt reduction for photography: Smooth drive for precise tracking and longer exposures.
- Stable base: The 40 mm steel tripod ensures a secure footing, even on uneven ground.
- 8 kg load capacity: Ideal for small and medium-sized telescopes as well as entry-level photography set-ups.
A stable base for every observation
The best telescope is only as good as the mount behind it. It forms the basis of your entire setup. It determines just how stable your equipment really is. The mount can support up to 8 kilograms, making it ideal for small and medium-sized telescopes. Whether you’re conducting Moon observations, tracking planets or taking your first deep-sky photographs. Today you’re looking through the eyepiece. Tomorrow you’ll be embarking on your first astrophotography project.
Find the objects without a long search
Finding a celestial object takes time – especially if you’re not particularly experienced. What’s more, many objects are faint or aren’t located near brighter stars. But with the GoTo control system, this mount takes a lot of the work off your hands. Simply select your chosen object via the hand controller or the app, and the mount will move to the target. That way, you spend less time searching and more time on observation.
The astronomer’s style: simple or high-tech
Tonight, you just want to observe the Moon. On other nights, you’re drawn out to deep-sky objects: perhaps the Orion Nebula or galaxies. And then there’s astrophotography, of course. This mount makes both possible: relaxing nights of observation and a gateway into astrophotography. With its toothed belt reduction system, it ensures precise tracking. What’s more, the mount can be controlled not only via the hand controller, but also via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth using software such as ASIAIR, SkySafari, N.I.N.A. or PHD. You’re free to choose how you work, and the mount adapts accordingly.
One decision, but many years of enjoyment
Ask ten experienced amateur astronomers where you shouldn’t skimp. Nine of them would reply: the mount. Because it determines whether your telescope tracks smoothly and the objects don’t dance around in the eyepiece at the slightest breeze. The EQ370DX is suitable for small and medium-sized telescopes and offers you a comfortable introduction to computer-assisted sky observation and astrophotography. You buy it once and enjoy observing with it for a long time to come.
