What mount does the HAC125DX need?
A portable mount with a Vixen-style saddle: the tube weighs 8.4 pounds and has clamshell rings with a V-style dovetail. Attach it to your favorite portable mount.
Which cameras suit the 16mm image circle?
The 16mm image circle is ideal for IMX533 and IMX585 cameras.
How much faster is f/2?
The HAC125DX captures images five times faster than a standard f/4.9 optic.
Do I need to autoguide with the HAC125DX Astrograph?
The f/2 speed means more data in less time and no need to autoguide.
What is its back focus?
Sky-Watcher does not give a back focus figure. It says the rear helical focuser, which moves the primary mirror, lets a wider range of cameras be used.
What does "Honders Advanced Catadioptric" mean for the HAC125DX?
Sky-Watcher's Honders Advanced Catadioptric design uses hybrid refractive and reflective surfaces: a Mangin primary mirror and an HTMC-coated corrector, in a 15.7-inch tube.
How do I focus the HAC125DX astrograph?
A rear helical focuser moves the primary mirror, which allows a wider range of cameras and makes focusing easier. Male and female M42x0.75 adapters are included.
Does the primary mirror need to be collimated on the HAC125DX?
The primary mirror sits in a collimatable cell with rear support.
What comes in the box?
The optical tube with clamshell rings and V-style dovetail, a 1.25-inch adapter, male and female M42x0.75 adapters and a dew shield.
How large is the secondary obstruction on the HAC125DX?