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Introducing the Dorm Essential Askar Fra600 Unlock 95% Savings [OxQjdoK2] Quintuplet Refractor

The Dorm Essential Askar Fra600 Unlock 95% Savings [OxQjdoK2] Quintuplet Refractor is a precision-engineered astrograph designed to deliver exceptional imaging performance. Crafted with a Petzval design, this telescope boasts a front triplet and rear doublet lens configuration, with two of the lenses made from ED glass. This combination ensures a high level of apochromatic performance, making it ideal for astroimaging with minimal color fringing.

• High-quality ED glass lenses for exceptional color correction
• Petzval design for a wide field of view with minimal distortion
• Optimized for astrophotography and visual observation

Key Features and Specifications

The FRA600 is a 4.3" Super APO Quintuplet Astrograph that offers a remarkable 108mm aperture and a 600mm focal length, providing a focal ratio of F5.6. This combination allows for stunning detail and clarity in both astrophotography and visual observation. With a 66mm image circle, it ensures excellent star shape across the entire field, while the 80mm diameter rear lenses counterbalance the effect of decreasing field illumination for optimal sharpness.

• 108mm aperture for exceptional light gathering and detail
• 600mm focal length for stunning clarity and depth
• 4.2" rack-and-gear-based focuser for smooth operation with heavy equipment

Practical Applications and Portability

The FRA600 is not just a powerful astrograph; it's also designed for practical use. With a retractable dew-shield and a total length of just 493mm when retracted, it's a highly portable option for astronomers on the go. The included multifunctional red anodized tube rings provide easy attachment of accessories like guider scopes, making it versatile for backyard observing and imaging.

• Retractable dew-shield for easy portability
• Multi-functional tube rings for easy accessory attachment
• Ideal for both astroimaging and visual observation