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130SAP

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  • Fast 130 mm f/5 Petzval optical system
  • Native flat field 55 mm image circle
  • 3.7" dual-speed rack-and-pinion focuser
  • Built-in rotation adjustment
  • Rigid CNC tube with rings, handle, and Vixen plate
R 99 500.00
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Fast Medium-Format Imaging with a Native Flat Field

The Sky Rover 130SAP is a 130mm f/5 specialist astrograph built around an air-spaced quintuplet Petzval APO design. With its native flat field and 55mm image circle, it is designed for medium-format astrophotography without the need for a separate field flattener.

Built for Wide Sensors

One of the biggest strengths of the 130SAP is its naturally flat field. Sky Rover positions the SAP series as a high-performance imaging platform with tighter star points, strong illumination across the field, and improved focal plane stability, making the 130SAP especially appealing for larger sensors.

Fast Optics for Serious Deep-Sky Imaging

With a focal length of 650mm and a fast f/5 focal ratio, the 130SAP is designed for bright, detailed deep-sky imaging. The Petzval quintuplet optical system uses dual SD glass, one ED element, and HR glass to deliver strong correction and a more convenient imaging experience without separate back focus calculations.

Large 3.7-Inch Focuser and Solid Mechanical Design

The telescope features a 3.7-inch dual-speed rack-and-pinion focuser with 42mm of effective travel, giving it the precision and rigidity needed for larger imaging trains. It also includes a Losmandy-style dovetail plate, tube rings, and a handle for a stable and practical mounting platform.

Purpose-Built for Astrophotography

The 130SAP is designed as a dedicated astrophotography telescope rather than a general-purpose optical tube. Its native flat-field layout, large rear interfaces, and medium-format coverage make it a serious option for users building a premium wide-field imaging setup.