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IMPORTANT: Our store is located in Canada. All orders that include products manufactured outside of Canada or USA will be subject to tariffs and duties, regardless of the order value. US customers are responsible for all applicable duties and tariffs, and those will be billed by the carrier, except for the Lacerta upgrade kit, for which we collect them at checkout.

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SharpStar 130mm f/2.8 HNT Hyperbolic Newtonian Astrograph

SKU SSO-13028HNT-AL
Original price $1,645.00 - Original price $1,645.00
Original price
$1,645.00
$1,645.00 - $1,645.00
Current price $1,645.00
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Visual Simulator Preview
Visual Simulator Instant FOV Preview

Preview your eyepiece's FOV

Simulate the exact field of view of the SharpStar 130mm f/2.8 HNT Hyperbolic Newtonian Astrograph with your specific telescope.

Launch Visual Assistant
Framing Simulator Preview
Framing Simulator Instant FOV Preview

Preview your camera's FOV

Simulate the exact field of view of the SharpStar 130mm f/2.8 HNT Hyperbolic Newtonian Astrograph with your specific telescope.

Launch Imaging Assistant

The 13028HNT-AL is a hyperbolic Newtonian reflector with a 130mm aperture and a fast F2.8 focal ratio.

13028HNT-AL supports a 44mm full-frame image circle, and the star performance is great.

The primary mirror is made of Pyrex-alike glass PZ33. The thermal expansion coefficient is smaller than ordinary glass. The dielectric multilayer coating gives the primary mirror a highly reflective ability of up to 97%. The minor axis of the secondary mirror is 65mm, enabling sufficient illumination for full-frame imaging.

The corrector in the focuser adopts a doublet lens design, one of which is an ED glass, enhancing the power in aberration correction.