Tecnosky SLD 130/900 V2 OTA
Super-low-dispersion triplet optics define Tecnosky SLD 130/900 V2 OTA, combining 130mm aperture, 900mm focal length, f/6.92 performance, full-frame coverage, a 3.7-inch rotatable focuser, Vixen mounting, rings, adapter, and hard case.
- 130mm apochromatic triplet refractor
- 900mm focal length, f/6.92 optics
- 44mm full-frame image coverage
- 3.7-inch heavy-duty focuser
- Includes rings, adapter, case
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Description
Resolve fine Jovian cloud belts and split close binary stars using the Tecnosky SLD 130/900 V2 OTA apochromatic triplet refractor telescope optical tube assembly. Operating at an f/6.92 focal ratio with a 900mm focal length, this 130mm (5.12 in) clear aperture instrument achieves a 0.89 arcseconds diffraction-limited resolving power and reaches magnitude 13.3, gathering photons for high-resolution deep-sky astrophotography, lunar video capture, and reference-grade visual planetary inspection.
The optical system utilizes an air-spaced Super APO triplet configuration treated with broadband fully multi-coated (FMC) anti-reflection layers and an unobstructed 0% central profile. Built inside an aluminum chassis measuring 810mm retracted and 960mm extended with a 168mm outer dew shield diameter, the tube assembly supplies 170mm of mechanical backfocus measured from the rear mechanical thread. Equipped with an oversized 3.7-inch dual-speed rack-and-pinion focuser and an integrated 360-degree field rotator, this 11.00 kg (24.25 lbs) optical tube illuminates a 44mm full-frame image circle when paired with dedicated correctors or reducers.
Key Features of Tecnosky SLD 130/900 V2 OTA
Designed for permanent observatory installations and heavy-duty field platforms, this 130mm Super APO triplet pairs an Ohara FPL-51 center lens with lanthanum mating glass and a massive 3.7-inch rack-and-pinion focuser. CNC-machined split tube rings, a top utility handle, and an aluminum flight case provide rigid support for demanding imaging trains.
- 130mm (5.12 in) clear aperture with 900mm focal length and f/6.92 optical speed
- Air-spaced Super APO triplet objective with Ohara FPL-51, lanthanum, and low-dispersion glass
- Broadband fully multi-coated (FMC) optical surfaces with 0% central obstruction
- 3.7-inch heavy-duty dual-speed rack-and-pinion focuser 1:10 with 360-degree field rotator
- Generous 170mm mechanical back focus distance measured from rear mechanical thread
- Corrected 44mm full-frame image circle when paired with dedicated flattener or reducer
- CNC-machined tube rings with 44mm Vixen-style dovetail bar and top carrying handle
- Step-down 2-inch and 1.25-inch adapters and rugged aluminum flight case included
Ohara FPL-51 & Lanthanum Super APO Optics
Combining an Ohara FPL-51 ED center lens with high-index lanthanum and special low-dispersion glass elements controls secondary chromatic aberration across red, green, and blue wavelengths. The unobstructed 130mm optical path preserves high contrast on low-contrast planetary features, supporting practical magnifications from 18.6x up to 260x.
Heavy-Duty 3.7-Inch Drawtube & 360-Degree Rotation
Supporting large-format monochrome cameras, filter wheels, and off-axis guiders requires drawtube rigidity without mechanical flexure. The 3.7-inch rack-and-pinion focuser incorporates a 1:10 micro-reduction drive for fine focal control, alongside a 360-degree manual rotator for sensor framing. Transported in an aluminum flight case, this 11.00 kg optical tube assembly remains protected during transit.
- Oversized 3.7-inch rack-and-pinion focuser with 1:10 micro-reduction to prevent imaging drawtube flexure
- Integrated 360-degree field rotator for framing celestial targets without unthreading equipment
- Custom aluminum hard flight case providing structural protection for field and observatory transport
Tecnosky SLD Series Warranty & Inclusions
The Tecnosky SLD 130/900 V2 OTA is backed by a 2-year limited warranty against material and manufacturing defects. The complete factory package contains the 130/900 SLD V2 OTA, retractable dew shield, CNC tube rings, Vixen-style dovetail bar, top handle, 2-inch and 1.25-inch adapters, and an aluminum flight case.
Tecnosky SLD 130/900 V2 OTA Specs
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Brand | Tecnosky |
| Full Model Code / SKU / MPN | TK130SLDV2 |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Series / Product Line | SLD Super Low Dispersion Series (Version 2) |
| Optical Design | Apochromatic Triplet Refractor (Air-Spaced Super APO) |
| Clear Aperture | 130 mm (5.12 in) |
| Focal Length | 900 mm |
| Focal Ratio | f/6.92 |
| Optical Coatings / Substrate Treatment | Fully Multi-Coated Broad-Band Anti-Reflection |
| Central Obstruction | 0% - Unobstructed Refractor |
| Glass Substrate / ED Element Spec | Ohara FPL-51 ED Center Element paired with Lanthanum and Special Low-Dispersion Glasses |
| Corrected Image Circle / Sensor Coverage | 44 mm (Full-Frame Format with Dedicated 1.0x Flattener or 0.8x Reducer) |
| Standard Back Focus / Flange Focal Distance | 170 mm from rear mechanical thread |
| Diffraction-Limited Theoretical Resolving Power | 0.89 arcseconds |
| Limiting Visual Stellar Magnitude | 13.3 mag |
| Highest Useful Magnification | 260x |
| Lowest Practical Magnification | 18.6x |
| Focuser Architecture & Reduction Ratio | 3.7-inch Heavy-Duty Dual-Speed Rack-and-Pinion Focuser 1:10 with 360-degree Field Rotator |
| Optical Tube Assembly (OTA) Dry Weight | 11.00 kg (24.25 lbs) |
| OTA Physical Dimensions | 810 mm retracted / 960 mm extended length, 168 mm dew shield outer diameter |
| Included Mechanical Mounting Interface | Vixen-style 44mm Dovetail Bar with CNC Machined Tube Rings and Top Handle |
| Mount & Drive Type Included | OTA Only (Mount Not Included) |
| Verified Factory In-Box Inclusions | 130/900 SLD V2 OTA, Retractable Dew Shield, CNC Tube Rings, Vixen Dovetail Bar, Top Handle, 2-inch and 1.25-inch Adapters, Aluminum Flight Case |
| Factory Warranty Coverage | 2-Year Limited Warranty |
| Primary Optical Application & Astronomical Target Profile | High-Resolution Deep-Sky Astrophotography, Planetary and Lunar Video Imaging, Reference-Grade Visual Astronomy |


























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