Orion SkyView Pro 6 LT EQ 6 Inch Equatorial Reflector Telescope (Pre-Owned)

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The Orion SkyView Pro 6 LT EQ is a powerful 6-inch (150mm) equatorial reflector telescope designed for intermediate astronomers who want excellent views of deep-sky objects, the Moon, and planets. With its generous aperture and long 1200mm focal length (f/8), this telescope delivers bright, detailed images of galaxies, nebulae, clusters, and planetary features while maintaining a wide field of view for scanning the night sky.

Mounted on the sturdy SkyView Pro equatorial mount, the 6 LT allows precise manual tracking of celestial objects with its dual slow-motion controls. The equatorial design makes it easy to follow objects across the sky and is upgradeable with an optional motor drive for hands-free tracking. The adjustable tripod provides stability for clear observations, and the mount includes a counterweight system for proper balance.

This reflector is a solid choice for astronomers who want both portability and performance. At 6 inches of aperture, it strikes a perfect balance between light-gathering power and manageability, making it suitable for backyard stargazing or trips to darker skies.

Key Specs:

• Optical Design: Newtonian Reflector

• Aperture: 150mm (6")

• Focal Length: 1200mm

• Focal Ratio: f/8

• Mount Type: Equatorial (SkyView Pro) with slow-motion controls

• Tripod: Adjustable aluminum tripod with accessory tray

• Included Eyepieces: 25mm and 10mm Sirius Plössl 

• Finder: 6x30 finder scope

• Includes Vibration Suppression Pads

• Weight: Approx. 37 lbs fully assembled

• Includes Orion LaserMate Collimator

• Includes 2x 1.25 Inch Moon Filters

Use Cases:

• Excellent for viewing galaxies, nebulae, and star clusters

• Sharp planetary views, including Saturn’s rings and Jupiter’s cloud bands

• Detailed lunar observations