TS Optics Photon N 200/1000 OTA
High-resolution triplet performance defines TS Optics Photoline AP 140/910 ED Triplet OTA, combining 140mm aperture, 910mm focal length, f/6.5 optics, FPL-53 glass, full-frame coverage, a 3.7-inch focuser, Losmandy mounting, rings, and case.
- 140mm apochromatic triplet refractor
- 910mm focal length, f/6.5 optics
- Ohara FPL-53 ED element
- 3.7-inch heavy-duty focuser
- Includes rings, adapter, case
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Description
Resolve fine details in lunar crater chains and track distant spiral galaxies through the TS Optics Photon N 200/1000 OTA large aperture newtonian reflector optical tube assembly. Operating at a versatile f/5.0 focal ratio with a 1000mm focal length, this 200mm (7.87 in) aperture instrument delivers a 0.58 arcseconds theoretical resolving power and reaches magnitude 14.2, gathering light for high-performance deep-sky astrophotography, faint galaxy auditing, and high-resolution planetary video imaging.
The optical system features a parabolic primary mirror made from low thermal expansion borosilicate glass, treated with enhanced aluminum coatings yielding 94% reflectivity with a protective SiO2 overcoat, with a 31.5% central obstruction by diameter (9.9% by area) from its 63mm secondary mirror. Housed in a solid rolled steel tube measuring 900mm in length with a 230mm outer diameter, the tube provides 65mm of back focus above the 2-inch visual back, optimized for DSLRs and cooled CMOS astronomy cameras with coma correctors. Fitted with a 2-inch Monorail dual-speed linear bearing focuser, this 8.80 kg (19.40 lbs) telescope covers a 44mm full-frame format when paired with optional TS-GPU coma correctors.
Key Features of TS Optics Photon N 200/1000 OTA
Built for amateur astronomers seeking significant 8-inch light-gathering capability in a durable steel chassis, this 200mm f/5.0 Newtonian combines a parabolic primary mirror with a dual-speed Monorail focuser. Its rear 12V cooling fan, CNC-machined tube rings, and 35mm visual extension tube provide a dependable platform on equatorial mounts.
- 200mm (7.87 in) clear aperture with 1000mm focal length and versatile f/5.0 optical speed
- Parabolic primary mirror made from low-expansion borosilicate optical glass
- Enhanced aluminum mirror coatings with 94% reflectivity and protective SiO2 overcoat
- Moderate central obstruction of 31.5% by diameter (9.9% by area) for high planetary contrast
- 2-inch Monorail dual-speed linear bearing focuser 1:10 with 1.25-inch adapter
- Generous 65mm back focus above the 2-inch visual back for coma correctors and cameras
- Corrected 44mm full-frame image circle when paired with optional TS-GPU coma corrector
- 12V primary mirror cooling fan, CNC tube rings, Vixen dovetail bar, 8×50 finderscope, and 35mm extension included
Eight-Inch Borosilicate Primary & 94% Reflectivity Coatings
The 200mm parabolic primary mirror collects ample light to resolve faint extragalactic structures and globular cluster cores without chromatic aberration. Enhanced aluminum coatings with 94% reflectivity maximize photon throughput, supporting high-contrast visual and video magnifications from 28.6x up to 400x.
Heavy-Duty 2-Inch Monorail Track & Quick-Setup Rings
Holding imaging trains without mechanical deflection relies on a 2-inch Monorail focuser featuring a central stainless steel guide track and a 1:10 micro-reduction gear. An integrated 12V fan accelerates mirror cooling, while the included 35mm extension tube adapts easily between photographic and visual configurations on mount saddles.
- 2-inch Monorail dual-speed linear bearing focuser with 1:10 fine tuning to eliminate drawtube flexure
- Rear 12V cooling fan circulating ambient air to accelerate primary mirror thermal stabilization
- Heavy-duty rolled steel tube construction providing high mechanical stability and collimation hold
TS-Photon Classical Newtonian Series Warranty
The TS Optics Photon N 200/1000 OTA is backed by a 2-year limited warranty against material and manufacturing defects. The complete factory package contains the 200/1000 Newtonian OTA, 12V primary mirror cooling fan, CNC tube rings, Vixen dovetail bar, 2-inch Monorail focuser, 1.25-inch adapter, 8×50 optical finderscope, and a 35mm extension tube.
TS Optics Photon N 200/1000 OTA Specs
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Brand | TS-Optics |
| Full Model Code / SKU / MPN | TSN2001 |
| Country of Origin | Taiwan |
| Series / Product Line | TS-Photon Newtonian Series |
| Optical Design | Newtonian Reflector (Parabolic Primary Mirror, Solid Steel Tube) |
| Clear Aperture | 200 mm (7.87 in) |
| Focal Length | 1000 mm |
| Focal Ratio | f/5.0 |
| Optical Coatings / Substrate Treatment | Enhanced Aluminum Coatings with 94% Reflectivity and Protective SiO2 Overcoat |
| Central Obstruction | 31.5% by diameter / 9.9% by area (63 mm secondary mirror minor axis) |
| Glass Substrate / ED Element Spec | Borosilicate Low Thermal Expansion Optical Glass (Parabolic Figure) |
| Corrected Image Circle / Sensor Coverage | 44 mm (Full-Frame Format with optional TS-GPU Coma Corrector) |
| Standard Back Focus / Flange Focal Distance | 65 mm above 2-inch visual back |
| Diffraction-Limited Theoretical Resolving Power | 0.58 arcseconds |
| Limiting Visual Stellar Magnitude | 14.2 mag |
| Highest Useful Magnification | 400x |
| Lowest Practical Magnification | 28.6x |
| Focuser Architecture & Reduction Ratio | 2-inch Monorail Dual-Speed Linear Bearing Focuser 1:10 with 1.25-inch Adapter |
| Optical Tube Assembly (OTA) Dry Weight | 8.80 kg (19.40 lbs) |
| OTA Physical Dimensions | 900 mm length, 230 mm outer tube diameter |
| Included Mechanical Mounting Interface | Vixen-style 44mm Dovetail Bar with CNC Machined Tube Rings |
| Mount & Drive Type Included | OTA Only (Mount Not Included) |
| Verified Factory In-Box Inclusions | 200/1000 Newtonian OTA, 12V Primary Mirror Cooling Fan, CNC Tube Rings, Vixen Dovetail Bar, 2-inch Monorail Focuser, 1.25-inch Adapter, 8x50 Optical Finderscope, 35mm Extension Tube |
| Factory Warranty Coverage | 2-Year Limited Warranty |
| Primary Optical Application & Astronomical Target Profile | High-Performance Deep-Sky Astrophotography, Faint Extragalactic Galaxy Observation, High-Resolution Lunar and Planetary Imaging |






























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