Brand: Svbony

SVBONY SV550 80mm F6 APO Triplet Refractor OTA | F9381A

F9381A

Brand: Svbony

SVBONY SV550 80mm F6 APO Triplet Refractor OTA | F9381A

F9381A

Triplet APO Optics
Apochromatic 3‑element design with FPL51 ED glass delivers sharp, high‑contrast views with minimal chromatic aberration.

Fast f/6 Focal Ratio

80 mm aperture and 480 mm focal length provide bright images ideal for deep‑sky targets and wide‑field astrophotography.

Dual‑Speed Focuser
2.5″ rack‑and‑pinion focuser with 10:1 fine focus control improves precision for imaging and visual use

Stray Light Suppression
Internal light baffles and blackened surfaces reduce stray light for improved contrast in celestial views

Stable, Portable OTA
Lightweight aluminum tube with retractable dew shield and dovetail plate fits most mounts for travel and field use.

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Product Description

The SV550 APO Triplet refractor with 80mm aperture and fast f/6 focal ratio, it is definitely a great travel telescope for observation and astrophotography.

Apochromatic 3-element Objective

The triplet apochromatic optics structure (1 piece of S-FPL51 low dispersion ED glass + 2 pieces of correction glass) is adopted to significantly improve the image quality of the captured image (15.8% increase by the spectrometer calculation). Significantly reduces edge dispersion resulting in blue fringing problems.

2.5 inches 1:10 Dual-speed Focuser

The 2.5-inch focusing base can effectively reduce the vignetting problem when connecting to a full-frame camera, and the FPL51 APO can improve the quality of the captured images.

The Elimination Of Stray Light

4 extinction light bars are used inside the lens barrel, which can eliminate all stray light interference on the inner wall of the lens barrel.

Focal Length of 480mm

To remove the 2-inch adapter from the focuser, you will need to loosen the three small screws on the side of the adapter (as indicated in the red circle in the image). Please use an appropriate Allen wrench to gently loosen these screws; there is no need to completely remove them down. Once the three screws are sufficiently loosened, you can turn the adapter counterclockwise to detach it, allowing you to proceed with installing the SV209 flat field lens.

Additionally, if you experience any loosening of the focuser adapter during use, you can also adjust the tightness of the small screws to secure it properly.

What's in the Box

  • SV550 80mm OTA
  • 180mm Dovetail Bar
  • Finder shoe bracket
  • Mount Rings

Specifications

Brand SVBONY
Model SV550
Aperture 80mm
Focal Length 480mm
Focal Ratio f/6
ED Glass FPL51
Telescope Type Refractor
Resolution 1.45 arc seconds
Coatings  FMC
Limiting stellar magnitude 11.6
Lens design  Apochromatic
Dovetail plate length 150-175mm
Barrel weight 2900g
Mirror Brief Size  377.8mm
Tube material Aluminum
Focuser 2.5'' rack-and-pinion,dual speed(1/10)
Load bearing of focuser 5kg
Tube Outer Diameter 103mm
Tube Travel 80mm
Dew shield type Retractable
Additional thread M63×1 female thread for photo adaptions
Net weight 3750g
Gross weight 3850g
Package size 440x220x210mm

What can I see with a SVBONY SV550 80mm F6 APO Triplet Refractor OTA | F9381A?

Here are some simulated views of common objects. Results with your telescope will vary with viewing conditions, obrits, equipment and more.

Jupiter with

25mm Eyepiece - 19x Magnification

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Jupiter with

10mm Eyepiece - 48x Magnification

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Jupiter with

5mm Eyepiece - 96x Magnification

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Moon with 25mm Eyepiece

19x Magnification

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Moon with 10mm Eyepiece

48x Magnification

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Moon with 5mm Eyepiece

96x Magnification

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Andromeda with 36mm Eyepiece

13x Magnification

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Andromeda with 25mm Eyepiece

19x Magnification

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Andromeda with 10mm Eyepiece

48x Magnification

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