- Magnification Range (with eyepieces supplied): x60, 120x, x150, x300
- Diameter of Primary Mirror: 127mm
- Telescope Focal Length: 1500mm (f/11.81)
- Eyepieces Supplied (1.25"): 10mm & 25mm
- x2 Deluxe Barlow Lens (1.25"):
- 6x30 Finderscope:
- 1.25"/31.7mm Star Diagonal:
- Multi-Coated Optics:
- SupaTrak Heavy-Duty Motorised Multi-Speed Auto-Tracking Alt-Azimuth Mount:
- Aluminium Tripod with Accessory Tray:
"This is one of the jewels in the Sky-Watcher crown. It's large enough to produce richly detailed, high-contrast lunar and planetary images. The Skymax-127 packs a performance punch with a relatively short cool-down time. For daytime terrestrial use, the instrument is quite capable of focusing down to 8 metres. The new SupaTrak mount shares more than a passing resemblance to the Celestron SLT, but the somewhat quieter and heavier duty SupaTrak sports a more robust Vixen-style dovetail clamp. I found that the SupaTrak was capable of following a celestial object at high magnifications for tens of minutes before slowly drifting out of the field of view, which is perfectly adequate for visual use or simple webcam imaging. If you are looking for an intuitive and far less intimidating user experience than that offered by cheaper GoTo mounts, the SupaTrak is highly recommended as a versatile grab-and-go system.
"The telescope is optically very good, giving clear, sharp images; a particularly strong point is the sturdiness of the mounting for the price, and the whole instrument is easy to use. Recommended to the serious amateur."
Endorsed and recommended by
Sir Patrick Moore CBE FRS
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