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TAKAHASHI
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FS-60CB INFORMATION PAGE |
The FS-60Q is a new version of the FS-60CB. The Q is for the
four elements that make up the optical train. The quadruple
elements that make up the Q are the doublet fluorite
objective and the two-element 1.7x CQ module.
The factory installed CQ [1.7x] module to produces a 600mm
fl, f/10 system. This new configuration offers the longer
focal length, a flatter field across a 35mmø circle that is
95% illuminated.
The CQ module is also offered separately and is compatible
with any FS-60C ever made to covert it to the Q when the
1.7x module is attached. This conversion is as simple
removing the white tube from the focuser, attaching the 1.7x
module to the focuser and then attaching the section with
the objective in it to the 1.7x module.
The in-place extender flattens the image to a 44mmø circle
with 96% illumination to allow imaging the Moon, planets or
a solar eclipse. The larger image scale of the 60mm focal
length allows prominences and the corona to be more easily
seen or imaged with a digital SLR. Used with the Extender-Q
the FS-60Q becomes an f/16 960mm telescope that will be able
to view some of the smaller lunar craters and produce a 9mm
lunar image on a sensor from its 40mmø image circle.
The 1.7x CQ module can be easily removed which will convert
the FS-60Q to an FS-60CB f/5.9. Now the dedicated reducer
[.72x] f/4.2 and dedicated flattener can be used to image at
f/6.2 for flat field or wide field imaging. Now, the F/5.9
FC-60CB can be used for wide field observing. Further, the
1.7x CQ module is sold separately for the owners of FS-60C,
CSV’s and CB’s which converts them into the FS-60Q with all
of the benefits the module enables, as mentioned previously.
Versatility is that word that best describes the FS-60Q
modular telescope. Converts from an f/10 600mm focal length
instrument to an f/5.9 354mm wide field instrument that can
be used to image at f/6.2 using the dedicated flattener or
to f/4.2 with the dedicated reducer. Both devices providing
a 44mmø image circle which will cover an APS size chip or
used at f/10 with a 44mmø flat field 95% illuminated to
narrow field imaging; or extended with the Extender-Q to
960mm for lunar, nature or eclipse imaging at f/16 with a
40mmø image circle.
Each FS-60Q is supplied with a set of covers for the QE
module which will allow the scope to be made into two
assemblies, the FS-60CB and the QE module for easy airline
transport. This is perfect for eclipse chasing.
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TAKAHASHI FS-60Q
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FS-60Q Standard/White |
Installation of CQ Module |
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| FS-60Q Technical Specifications |
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Type |
Fluorite 2 + 2 |
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60mm |
| Focal Length |
600mm |
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Focal Ratio |
f/10 |
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Tube Diameter |
80mm |
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