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RVision 6-750 Astronomical Telescope
5.0 · 8 reviewsA 150 mm Newtonian reflector on a simple Dobsonian base, designed by Pakistan Science Club and made in Pakistan. Sharp views of the Moon's craters, Saturn's rings and Jupiter's cloud belts, and the brighter nebulae and clusters from darker skies.
Rs 96,000
Available on back order- Made in Pakistan
- Strong on the Moon
- Suits school groups
- 150 mm Aperture
- 750 mm Focal length
- Newtonian reflector Optical design
- Dobsonian Mount
- Moon, Schools Best for
- Beginner Experience level
Captured with this telescope
Real results from this telescope
Photographs taken through this model, not stock images. What you see depends on the sky, the night and the observer.
Where it works best
- Beginner friendly Good
- Moon Excellent
- Planetary Good
- Deep sky Good
- Astrophotography Limited
- Portability Good
- Urban / light-pollution use Limited
- School use Excellent
What can you see?
Through the eyepiece with this aperture - not processed astrophotography.
- The Moon Excellent Terraced crater walls, central peaks, winding rilles and small craterlets a few kilometres across when the air is steady.
- Jupiter Good More belts and zones, the Great Red Spot when it faces Earth, and the black shadows of the moons when they cross the disc.
- Saturn Good The Cassini Division - the dark gap within the rings - on steady nights, a faint cloud band on the planet and several more moons.
- Mars Good Dark markings such as Syrtis Major and the polar cap near a close approach, on steady nights.
| 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 | None (manual) |
| GoTo | No |
| Eyepiece barrel | 1.25" |
| Focuser | rack |
| Finder | Finder scope |
| Assembled weight | 15.0 kg |
| Recommended experience | Beginner |
Full description
The RV6-750 is Telescopes.pk's 6-inch (150 mm) Newtonian reflector, designed by the Pakistan Science Club team and made in Pakistan. Its Dobsonian base needs no setup or alignment: set it on the ground, point and look.
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
- Dobsonian base, moved by hand
In the box
- Telescope tube and Dobsonian base
- 10 mm and 23 mm eyepieces (75x and about 33x)
- Finder scope
- Phone mount and the Push-to-Go app, free: your phone shows which way to push the telescope to reach the object you choose
Good to know
- Fast f/5 reflectors need occasional collimation: see the collimation guide in Support.
- On most city nights, sharp views reach about 150-200x.
- Weighs about 15 kg and is carried in two parts: the tube and the base.
Customer reviews
Written by people who bought this from us. Every review is checked before it appears.
5.0
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Omer Farooq Saeed
Verified buyerThe base is a little shaky, otherwise the working is perfectly fine. Great work, well done.
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Anonymous
Verified buyerNicely made results are good. I pointed Jupiter moons, Saturn ring Orion nebula.
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Anonymous
Verified buyerI recently experienced with this telescope and it was outstanding. The quality is top-notch, showing their dedication to excellence. Communication was smooth, making the entire process seamless and enjoyable. What really stands out is their innovation and attention to detail, making their work not just a purchase but an investment. Highly recommend telescopes.pk for anyone looking for unmatched quality and service. They truly exceed expectations!
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Roshaan Bukhari
Verified buyerJust received this wonderful telescope from Pakistan Science Club, courtesy of Abdul Rauf. Most of its parts are made in Pakistan, using 3D printing, wood and CNC milling. First light (terrestrial) looks fantastic! Small touches to collimation needed though. Very excited to test it on the moon later tonight. 150mm, f/5 Newtonian
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Jalil
Verified buyerExcellent design by Team PSC. tested with moon, it's very sharp and crispy image.
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Furqan ur Rehman
Verified buyerOver all excellent. Kindly improve product finishing and look and feel more.