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Touptek  |  SKU: TOU-HOPE-D60
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ToupTek HOPE D60 F/4.66 Astrograph APO Quintuplet Refractor

Sale price $1,19000 Regular price $1,33000
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HOPE D60 LATEST VERSION 

Our current stock features the latest tested version, complete with tilt functionality.


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Kevin Agar
The more I use this scope the more I like it

The more I use this scope the more I like it.
2.25 hours on M31 was impressive when using an older asi183mc pro camera. It has zero tilt with my 2600 camera and the detail is insane!

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Kevin Agar
Very well built with good solid construction.

Very well built with solid construction. Sharp daytime images were quite impressive. The skies have not been good so far, so no astro images, so no actual assessment of star shape and quality can be given at this time.

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Rod
ToupTek HOPE D60: small but mighty

The ToupTek HOPE D60 is working very well for me so far. The scope seems to be very well built -- and heavy, considering its small size.

Stars are pinpoint over most of the field. I do notice some star elongation in the corners -- it may be a tilt or back focus issue but I have not investigated fully. This minor issue is fairly easy to fix Siril or SASPro. If you are using an off-axis guider, you may need to extend the helical focuser with an extension block to ensure the OAG helical focuser clears the D60 rota-tilt. I needed to do this anyhow. Other than that, it's a treat to use a faster scope with a wider field of view to frame larger objects.