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SVBONY SV503 Portable Telescope, 70ED F6 Extra Low Dispersion Optical Tube, Micro-Reduction Rap Focuser, for Astrophotography and Visul Astronomy

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Size: 70mm


Features

  • Quality Optics; SV503 Telescopes objective lens features an S-FPL51 extra-low dispersion glass ED element; which virtually eliminates chromatic aberration
  • SV503 telescope can be for experienced observers; but also for ambitious beginners;With SV503 you will get the most authentic Image; can be satisfied with more discerning observers
  • Doublet air spaced achromatic; quality 2-Element objective provides sharp and high-contrast images for travel and mobile use
  • 2-inch rack and pinion; the 2 inch RAP focuser holds heavy photographic accessories safe
  • Area of application; you can apply SV503 OTA to astrophotography; moon; nature observation; nebulae and galaxies

Brand: SVBONY


Model Name: F9359A


Optical Tube Length: 318 Millimeters


Eye Piece Lens Description: Barlow


Objective Lens Diameter: 70 Millimeters


Telescope Mount Description: Tripod Mount


Product Dimensions: 12.52"D x 6.69"W x 9.25"H


Focus Type: Manual Focus


Power Source: telescope


Finderscope: no


Product Dimensions: 12.52 x 6.69 x 9.25 inches


Item Weight: 4.88 pounds


Item model number: FCAF9359A


Date First Available: January 1, 2024


Manufacturer: SVBONY


Country of Origin: China


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    • GREAT VALUE !
Size: 70mm
Great scope for Astrophotography beginners. It is well constructed and made solid. It's compact. Easy to breakdown, pack it up and move around. However, I only had once chance to use it since received. Mostly cloudy nights, not good for observations. During the one night used, it performed great with my onboard planetary software, PHD2, Sharpcap and CDC. I was able to capture the M42 briefly as a test run. It turned out well for the first time. This is a great scope considering the cost. I was looking for something that wouldn't break the bank. I'm totally satified with it. I went further installing the ZWO EAF auto focuser. It works great and perfect match for the scope, easy to install. The ZWO ASI533 mc pro camera is compatible with the scope. Perfect match. I highly recommend this scope for beginners, like me! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2023 by Ray M.
    • This ED scope is outstanding!
Size: 102mm
Purchased this scope because I figured with the Ohara FPL51 ED optics it should be half way decent but was really surprised with it performance vs price ratio. I owned way too many scopes in the past 30 years but wanted a decent ED refractor with a good built quality and a focuser that would not slip with a big load on the back of it. This scope delivers and the built quality is excellent, it reminds me of the Willian Yang scope I have owned in the past. Focuser is excellent, smooth and precise plus no slippage like some crayford focuser I have owned. The rings are sturdy and I cannot knock anything about this scope. Now for how it works under the stars cause that is were the rubber meets the road and it sure does. Star test is like a two element 102mm objective with an ED element, it has a little bit of color on one side of focus and none on the other side but you can detect concentric diffraction rings that are a perfect circle but at focus there is NO CA, NO FALSE COLOR at all even when looking at the brighter planets and the moon. I have had this scope out on a good steady night and when seeing allows it does stupid higher powers like 275X but I have no other eyepiece/barlow combo that will go higher but the image is still sharp just get slightly dimmer but it takes power well. At F7 its just fast enough to get some really nice views of the brighter DSO's plus does a great job at splitting doubles but it works great on planetary and lunar. Years ago a scope with this type of performance would cost way over a Kilowbuck so this is an excellent value. I also like the fact if there was something wrong with the scope they would either refund your payment or replace the scope, many retailers would leave you out to dry if there were optical issues. Yes I am pleased and I would like to see them come out with a larger ED scope in the future. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2021 by James Idone
    • Great Telescope! Research the attachments you need first
Size: 80mm
Review Image by Victoria Mason Victoria Mason
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Review Image by Victoria Mason Victoria Mason
Really love the image quality and sharpness you get out of this! Absolutely incredible scope coming from a beginner that has only used an entry level Newtonian reflector. I am having to buy various attachments as I realize what I need, but I suppose that just comes with getting in to a new hobby. For attaching a canon camera, I need to use an svbony canon to 48mm adapter, along with the 48mm to 1.25” adapter that came with it, but if I want to buy the 0.8x field flattener, then i can use the canon to 48mm adapter *without* the 1.25” adapter. But the field flattener won’t work with the other 1.25” adapters I have. Anyhow, that has nothing to do with the scope itself! Construction is top notch. I definitely recommend this Refractor! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2024 by Victoria Mason Victoria Mason
    • Heavenly Experience
Size: 80mm
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Review Image by Sojourneyer Sojourneyer
After waiting for almost a fortnight to trial my scope, there was a break in the skies (for less than an hour) and I was able to take it out for its first viewing. In a nutshell I was extremely anxious to see how things would appear through the scope particularly because I had just sold my Stellarvue Access 80 Super ED. First let me start with the accessories I used. All were Svbony products with the exception of one Stellarvue 20mm. SVBONY SV118 Barlow Lens 2X SVBONY red line 68 Degree Ultra Wide Angle eyepieces -- 6 mm and 9mm SVBONY 1.25 inches 90 Degree Zenith Mirror Diagonal So excluding the Stellarvue, we are not dealing with high or even medium end accessories. The Svbony EPs are selling in the mid $30 range. Many owners of the Svbony scope raved about its quality and I certainly concur with them in all regards about the scope – quality of build, smoothness of focuser and fine optics. I actually could not discern any material difference in my viewing last night between the two telescopes. I tried to view Jupiter but it was playing hide and seek among the redwoods so I just used the Moon as my viewing target. It was at a Waxing Gibbous around 80 %. The views at magnifications ranging from 28X to 187X. All were crystal clear, clean views even at 187X. I was quite surprised by that. I did not see any CA either. So in a nutshell this is a great scope at a great price. Perhaps with better eyepieces I would have noticed a difference in the views between the two scopes but with what I own I could not detect any. In reading the literature on the 3 Svbony EDs only the 80ED mentions that it is designed with one SPL-51 ED Glass and one Lanthanide glass. The two photos are the scope on a Celestron Omni Alt-Az mount and a Celestron StarSense Explorer mount. Both mounts easily accommodated the Svbony 80 ED This was a very happy experience last night and for those contemplating this scope I highly recommend it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2021 by Sojourneyer Sojourneyer

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