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RVision GT 6-750 on a wooden table: black 150 mm Newtonian tube on its white motorised Dobsonian base. The Telescopes.pk hand controller for the RVision GT: a small screen and direction buttons. RVision GT 6-750 beside a window, with its hand controller mounted on the base. RVision GT 6-750 on a desk, showing the Made in Pakistan label on its base. A visitor looks through the RVision GT 6-750 at a rooftop astronomy night.
 Made in Pakistan  Designed in Pakistan

RVision GT 6-750 GoTo Telescope

Telescopes.pk

Rs 185,000

Made to order

Made to order: ready to dispatch in about 30 days.

Cash on delivery is available for orders up to Rs 20,000. Pay for this one by bank transfer, JazzCash or Easypaisa.

Apps for this telescope

  • Works with AstroGuide - Control a Pakistan Science Club GoTo telescope from your phone: align, GoTo, sky map and AR sky mode.

The GoTo version of our 150 mm Newtonian: a motorised Dobsonian that finds and tracks the Moon, planets and bright deep-sky objects for you, designed by Pakistan Science Club and made in Pakistan.

150 mm · f/5.0 · Newtonian reflector · Dobsonian mount · GoTo

Warranty: 12 months.

Where it is made

Manufactured in Pakistan. Designed in Pakistan.

Where it works best

An editor's judgement of this telescope against its class and intended user - not a score.

Beginner friendly
 Good A realistic and worthwhile use case. The instrument does this job properly.
Moon
 Excellent One of this telescope's clear strengths, judged against its class and intended user - not decoration.
Planetary
 Good A realistic and worthwhile use case. The instrument does this job properly.
Deep sky
 Good A realistic and worthwhile use case. The instrument does this job properly.
Astrophotography
 Limited Possible, but only with important compromises, specific conditions or low expectations. Tell the buyer the compromise.
Portability
 Limited Possible, but only with important compromises, specific conditions or low expectations. Tell the buyer the compromise.
Urban / light-pollution use
 Good A realistic and worthwhile use case. The instrument does this job properly.
School use
 Excellent One of this telescope's clear strengths, judged against its class and intended user - not decoration.

Specifications

Technical specifications of RVision GT 6-750 GoTo Telescope
Aperture 150 mm
Focal length 750 mm
Focal ratio f/5.0 (calculated from aperture and focal length)
Optical design Newtonian reflector
Mount Dobsonian
Tracking Motorized tracking
GoTo Yes
Eyepiece barrel 1.25"
Assembled weight 15.0 kg
Recommended experience Intermediate

About this telescope

The RVision GT 6-750 is the GoTo version of our 150 mm Newtonian: the same optics on a motorised Dobsonian base that finds objects for you and follows them across the sky. Designed by the Pakistan Science Club team and made in Pakistan.

What it does
- After a short alignment, choose an object on the hand controller and the telescope moves to it.
- It then tracks automatically, keeping the Moon, planets and stars in view as the sky turns.
- GoTo helps most under city skies, where few stars are visible to find your way.

What you can see
- The Moon: craters, mountain ranges and valleys in sharp detail.
- Jupiter's cloud belts and its four brightest moons; Saturn's rings.
- From darker skies: the Orion Nebula, bright star clusters and the brightest galaxies.

Optics
- 150 mm aperture, 750 mm focal length (f/5)
- Newtonian reflector with a parabolic primary mirror and adjustable mirror cells for collimation
- 1.25-inch focuser

Mount and control
- Motorised Dobsonian base with the PSC-GT2 GoTo controller
- Hand controller included
- Phone control with the AstroGuide app - see Apps for its release status
- Runs on 12 V power (included)

In the box
- Telescope and motorised base
- Hand controller and 12 V power
- 10 mm and 23 mm eyepieces (75x and about 33x)
- Phone mount and the Push-to-Go app, free
- Warranty card - 12 months

Good to know
- Made to order: ready to dispatch in about 30 days.
- Fast f/5 reflectors need occasional collimation: see the collimation guide in Support.
- Weighs about 15 kg or a little more.

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