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SVBONY SV503 Telescope ED 70mm F6 Extra Low Dispersion Refractor OTA for Astrophotography

SKU: F9359A
US$ 389.99 -2%
List Price: US$ 399.99
  • Quality Optics; SV503 Telescope’s 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.

Note: The SV503 70ed is designed with f/6 focus ratio. When reducing the focus further, the image quality will not be guaranteed. This is why 0.8x flat field is not available. 

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SVBONY SV503 70F6 ED Doublet Astronomy Photography Telescope

This SV503 70F6 ED refractor is an ideal telescope the telescope weighs only about 2.22 kg and thanks to the retractable dew cap it is only 318mm/ 12.52in short. Included accessories: 2" to 1.25" Eyepiece adapter, Dew Shield, Lens Cover, 1.25" Dust Cover, 150mm Dovetail Plate and Optics Tube Ring. Suitable for shooting sun and moon, landscape scenery, deep space photography.

S-FPL51 glass

Dual-Speed Rack & Pinion Focuser

1:10 focuser

Back Focus 90mm

90mm Back Focus

1.97 Arc-second Resolution

Compatible Adapter 1.25/2inch

1.25/2 inch interface

Metal Hoop With Dovetail

 

23 reviews

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Superb price/performance ratio

I owned a 102/1000 mm F10 Bresser achromat for some time, now I purchased the Svbony 102mm ED FPL51 and its significaltly better with a lot less chromatic aberrations. I like this refractor a lot, especially because it's sold for an excellent price

Best price with high quality

I have the 102 and the 70 and I love them! Glad at got them before the tariff war being in the states!

this was the best rig I could afford

This is the exact telescope I use with an ASI2600MC. With a 0.8X FF/FR and a Pegasus Focus Cube, this was the best rig I could afford.

Worth a look as a first scope.

I have the the 80mm version of this scope. I think for the price it's very good. It's not as good as a triplet but the difference is not big, mainly slight halos on bright stars. It's well built and nice to use. I have the reducer for it as well. It's my go to scope and I really like it.

This sv503 did really surprise me

I purchased the 503 102ed during the Black Friday sale with competitive price. Thanks svbony. I can proceed my hobby.

Nice gear I've own

I got one sv503 telescope a few months ago. Pretty happy with it.

Good quality

I use the SV503 70 ED. For around 300 dollars it's been an absolutely amazing scope, I've managed to produce some good images with it. I know a doublet isn't for everyone, but on a budget, it's minimal quality sacrifice for saving a couple hundred bucks instead of a triplet in my opinion.

Perfect

This is the first new telescope I've ever brought and it is perfect at the box my only issue is the dovetail is just a little bit small full telescope over wise performs perfectly to this day and I would have had it a year in November I need to used pretty much every week and lives outside permanently

For me anyway it was money well spent.

i have the 503, 102 for a few years now and i really like it, i use it with my asi 585 and it produces images i am happy with for the price of the setup. it seems to be a good match for a smaller censor i think most people buying a cheaper beginner telescope like this are not going to have an expensive apc sized cooled camera anyway. the chromatic aberration is a pain but it can mostly be sorted out in pixnsight.

Exceeded expectations

This 102mm f/7 ED refractor is worth well more than I paid for it! The first time I took it out for a night of observing the sky, the sharp, contrasty views of star clusters and nebulae impressed me and my observing buddies. They spent as much time looking through this scope as through their own, much larger, reflector telescopes. The objective lens gives wonderful views. The "mechanics" of the scope are well-made and put together, including the retractable dew/light shield at the lens end and the rotating focuser assembly at the eyepiece end. Two small quibbles: The main focuser is a bit tight to turn, but another owner tells me it will loosen as I use the fouser. (The fine-focuser worked very well right out of the box!) There was no user manual or documentation include with the telescope. But I found some pages of information and directions, particularly about the focuser, at a Svbony page online. I plan to use this refractor purely for observing, not astro-imaging.

Specifications

Brand SVBONY 
Product Name SV503 70F6 ED Astronomy Telescope
Type Refractor
ED Glass S-FPL51
Coating SMC
Aperture 70mm / 2.75-Inch
Focal length 420mm
Focal Ratio f/6
Type of Focuser RAP (Rack and Pinion)
Gear Reduction 1:10 Fine movement
Resolving capacity 1.97"
Limit value 11.3
Light gathering capacity 100x
Max. Useful magnification 140x
Tube weight 3240g
Tube outer diameter 88mm
Tube material Aluminium
Back Focus Length 90mm
OTA Length 318mm
Dovetail & Ring Yes
Dovetail Length 150mm
Product Dimensions 420mm*250mm*195mm

Features

1. The appearance of the telescope is baked with high-end fine-grained paint, with exquisite appearance and delicate feel;
2. The objective lens features an S-FPL51 extra-low dispersion glass ED element, which eliminates chromatic aberration. This results in the best color correction for an ED doublet lens
3. The lens adopts optical processing and low polishing technology, which is carefully carved;
4. The deceleration ratio of the two-speed 2'' toothed focusing seat is 1:10, which makes it easy to achieve accurate focus;
5. If the 70ED is matched with a large chip, A possible way is to: The SV193 increases the field of view of the shot, which is sufficient for most DSOs. The stacked image edges may need to be cropped in the post-process to improve image quality.

The Real Shot Image by SV503 70mm ED Telescope

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