| NTT-40 Product Information
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Features
- Open truss Newtonian
- Folded optics for more convenient eyepiece
height
- Alt-azimuth mount
- Compact size
- Trailer mounted
- 27-point Roller-Edge mirror cell
- GoTo Computer
(call for current info)
- Battery and AC operation
- Adjustable focal point
- Massive 2" declination ball bearings
- 28" Drive Gears and Clutches on
both axes
- JMI's celebrated quality construction
Specifications
Type:
Folded Newtonian Reflector
Mirrors: 40" f/4 primary, 14.5" flat secondary, 7"
(minor axis) diagonal
tertiary
Power: 12v DC, 500 mA operation with 17 amp-hr gel-cell batteries or adapter
Weight: approximately 2500 lb.
Height: 11' at Zenith
Eyepiece Height: 7' (Zenith) to 60" (Horizontal)
Width: Fork 46"
Finder: 9x50 (or larger) straight through and a Telrad
Standard Equipment
JMI EV-XT Focuser with Motor for
motorized focusing
Extension Tube for 3" Focuser
22mm 2" Panoptic Eyepiece
9x50 (or larger) Finder Scope (straight-through) with dovetail mount
Telrad Finder Scope
Serrurier Truss Rods
Adjustable Focal Point. A movable folding flat gives a wide range
of back focus adjustment. One inch of movement of the secondary flat gives
two inches of movement in the focal plane.
Removable Counterweights attach to the tub or nose assembly for fine
tuning the balance (6)
Alt-Azimuth Drive with 28" gears
27-Point Roller-Edge Mirror Cell
40" Sital Mirror
Primary Mirror Dust Cover
GoTo Computer (call for current info)
Battery or AC Power with 12vDC 17 amp-hr rechargeable gel-cell batteries and 110vAC/60Hz or 220vAC/50Hz (specify)
wall transformer
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Telescope prices are for the standard telescope configuration. Upgrades
and Options are at additional cost. The listed price also does not
include any delivery charges (crating and shipping and
handling). Please call for a delivery quote.
A
50% NON-REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT
is required when
ordering this telescope.
Telescopes are custom-built based on the options selected by the
customer and therefore require time to build. The
remaining amount due must be paid before the telescope is
shipped. |
