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SKU: A-F132TGIV-RP37-Refurbished

[Refurbished] Fluorostar 132

Sale price$2,988.00 USD Tax excluded. Regular price$4,378.00 USD
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Condition:

Near Mint – Almost Like New

Warranty:

One-Year Warranty with Official Warranty Card

Description
Description

A top-tier apochromatic refractor telescope designed for both deep-sky astrophotography and detailed planetary observations. With a 132mm aperture and a 910mm focal length, this telescope boasts a triplet air-spaced objective with STM coatings and FPL-53 glass, delivering sharp, color-corrected views.

The robust FLT132 includes a new 3.7" Rack & Pinion Focuser, rotatable by 360 degrees for precise focusing, essential for capturing the cosmos. Constructed from powder-painted white CNC-machined aluminum with a space gray finish, the telescope combines durability with a sleek design.

Compatible with various field flatteners and reducers such as P-FLAT68III, P-Flat7A, and P-Flat8, the FLT132 is ideal for astrophotographers aiming to explore finer celestial details. It comes with a high-quality soft carrying case, ensuring both protection and portability.

The FLT132 from William Optics is not just a tool for viewing the stars—it's an invitation to unlock the mysteries of the night sky in stunning clarity and comfort.

Notice
Notice

The EQ Mount in the images is not included.

Color:Space Grey

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Addon Overview

Lens Type
Doublet APO Prime Lens
Focal Length
360 mm
Diameter
61 mm
Focal Ratio
f/5.9
Image Circle
42 mm
Focuser
Threaded Focuser
Adapter Included
M54 → 2" Visual Back
Optional Flattener
FLAT 61A 1.0x FLAT 61R 0.8x
Tube Length
340 mm
Total Weight
1.44 kg / 3.17 lbs
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[Refurbished] Fluorostar 132
[Refurbished] Fluorostar 132 Sale price$2,988.00 USD Tax excluded. Regular price$4,378.00 USD

Expert Review

Capturing Orion with a Fluorostar 132

I have recently had the incredible opportunity to try out an enormous 132mm refractor telescope for some deep-sky astrophotography. Connecting a DSLR camera to a telescope like this is something I never dreamed I would have the pleasure of doing.