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Astro-Tech AT130EDT

Astro-Tech

Astro-Tech AT130EDT is a 130 mm ED triplet APO refractor for deeper refractor imaging, smaller galaxies, and high-quality visual observing.

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Astro-Tech AT130EDT

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Specifications

Optics

Optical design
ED triplet APO refractor
Aperture
130 mm
Focal length
910 mm
Focal ratio
f/7
Dawes limit
0.89"
Glass / elements
Air-spaced ED triplet objective

Imaging

Camera format
APS-C / Micro 4/3 with matching flattener
Full-frame coverage
No
Back focus
Requires field flattener/reducer spacing for imaging

Specifications

Weight
19 lb (8.62 kg)

Mechanical

Focuser
Dual-speed rack-and-pinion focuser

Astrophotography Fit

Best for deeper refractor imaging, smaller galaxies, and high-quality visual observing when the mount, camera format, and correction hardware are chosen as one system.

Astro-Tech AT130EDT sits in the telescope slot for deeper refractor imaging, smaller galaxies, and high-quality visual observing. The useful headline specs are aperture 130 mm, focal length 910 mm, f/7.

Camera coverage: APS-C / Micro 4/3 with matching flattener. Back focus: Requires field flattener/reducer spacing for imaging.

Refractors keep the field routine calmer: no regular collimation, predictable cooldown, and a clean path to autofocus and filtered imaging. The tradeoff is aperture and reach.

Best paired with

  • Corrected field flattener or reducer when the design requires one
  • Cooled APS-C or smaller astro cameras matched to the image circle
  • Autofocus, guide scope or OAG, and a mount with comfortable payload margin

Not recommended for

  • Large full-frame sensors unless the corrected field supports them
  • Very small travel mounts near their realistic imaging payload limit
  • Buyers expecting one telescope to be ideal for every target size

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