Even easier celestial object tracking. Even better observations. Omegon ProDob with deluxe equipment.
Observations will be even more satisfying with Omegon Pro Dobsonian telescopes, because once you have identified your object, it allows you to admire it for a long time. Even at high magnifications. Not all Dobsonian telescopes guarantee such simple tracking, sometimes the movement is jerky. But this telescope is something else entirely. Much better.

The advantages at a glance:

• Sensitive focusing: 2" Crayford focuser with 1.25" adapter and 1:10 gear ratio
• Friction system: precise and smooth movements like oil
• Needle bearings: smooth and precise azimuth movements - even with a finger
• Main mirror - for brighter images: 94% Enhanced Coating
• Fast Cooling for Fast Observations: It is equipped with a fan for the main mirror

Deluxe clutch system
The new clutch makes focusing and tracking celestial objects even easier. Instead of Teflon, the axes are equipped with needle bearings for azimuth movement and ball bearings for height. This makes using the telescope even easier, because it fluidly follows your movements in any direction. Furthermore, it keeps celestial objects in the field of view even at high magnifications. An invaluable advantage! The clutch can be conveniently adjusted and adapted to your needs via two aluminum rollers.

Easy to adjust center of gravity
This is an additional advantage of the clutch system. The telescope's center of gravity is more easily adjusted, even if you use a heavy eyepiece which often leads to unbalancing, with the instrument hanging to one side.

Bright images thanks to the main mirror with 94% reflectivity
A Dobsonian telescope is the ideal instrument for deep-sky observations. High contrast, brightness and image precision are the characteristics of a good telescope. The parallactic main mirror guarantees exactly this: with a 94% "Enhanced Coating" you will be able to admire extremely clear images, which is why even deep-sky objects will be within your reach.

Quick observations: Fan for the main mirror
Just a quiet hum, but a big effect: the integrated 12V fan ensures that your main mirror cools up to 50% faster. This way your telescope quickly reaches optimal image quality. Without making you wait any longer.

Crayford 2" focuser
Use 1.25" or 2" eyepieces to obtain wonderful panoramic observations. Thanks to the ball bearing, focusing on your object will be as smooth as silk.

The advantage of the Dobsonian: easier and faster assembly
What is the advantage of this type of design? A Dobsonian telescope consists of two parts, and this allows assembly in the shortest time. It is also more affordable than a comparable telescope on a parallactic mount, and above all it puts visual observation at the forefront. Set off to discover the sky: you will be amazed by what you see with your own eyes.

The next level of observing: the new Omegon RC telescopes for astrophotographers
Are you looking for a good telescope for astrophotography? With Omegon Ritchey-Chretien telescopes you will have superior quality astronomical photographs. These instruments provide a large, coma-free field of view, ideal for point stars right up to the edge. Find out why an RC telescope is convenient for astrophotographers and why it is also used by professionals.

The advantages at a glance:

• Hyperbolic mirror: extremely sharp image reproduction, large field of view without corrections
• Quartz mirror: for stable focus, without the need for subsequent adjustments
• High reflectivity: 92-94% for bright, contrast-rich observations and astrophotography
• Fast cooling times, thanks to the open structure
• Electric fan to speed up cooling (10")

Hyperbolic mirror for better image reproduction
RC telescopes are equipped with a primary and a secondary mirror, both hyperbolic. No spherical mirrors like in Schmidt-Cassegrain systems.

All this to your advantage : better and sharper astrophotography with a large field of view! With APS-C sensors ultra-sharp images even without correction. Until a few years ago this technique was almost inaccessible. The new Omegon RC telescopes are now within the reach of all amateur astronomers.