TS-Optics Ritchey-Chretien Telescopes

[@joedenisco6033]

Great Video sir! One other thing I'd like to add. The rack and pinion focuser upgrade with the TS-Red reducer has another very important benefit. Using that system eliminates the need for 3" of additional (included) spacers between the the focuser and the scope. So the scope is very compact. And contrary to popular belief, this scope is easy to collimate and it holds collimation indefinitely. Its a very well made scope. The coolest looking scope there is.

[@teleskopservice]

thanks a lot for sharing your experience and your positive feedack ❤

[@serkanboydag]

Es war eine tolle Präsentation.

[@natto_beer]

Great video. I hope for more!

[@grahamwhite75a]

Really like your videos. Also like the fact that TS optics sells upgraded telescope packages.

[@teleskopservice]

thank you ! we try our best ! ❤

[@astroimagers]

That's a beautiful telescope.

[@TareqAstroPhoton]

I also have this scope "TSRC10T", bought it under good price i found, but i didn't use it yet and still in shipping box because i am waiting the day to afford a good mount for it, i don't want to risk it with my current mount even if it can carry it but under maximum limitation of it, thank you very much for your nice presentation, please more presentation about this scope so i can learn how to use it perfectly in the future.

[@teleskopservice]

are there any specific topics what you need to learn or understand about the telescope ? feel free to write us a message via instagram or facebook and we try to support or help you with our knowledge ! also possible via e-mail i n f o @ t e l e s k o p - s e r v i c e . d e have a great day ❤

[@alvaromendez6235]

Very cool video! I have two of your Ritchey-Chrétiens (the 8 and the 12 inch) and I’m so happy with them. I use one or the other depending on the target and they are amazing. I came from a cheap Newtonian and suddenly my photos did a quality leap. Pinpoint round stars (APS-C sensor here), easy to collimate using Ocal and gorgeous star spikes with their rainbow phase just like Hubble’s. I mean what else can I ask for? Well yeah, that they’d be cheaper lol 😆 Will check the channel for more interesting stuff. Cheers from Spain

[@teleskopservice]

Thanks a lot mate ! if you have any questions do not hesiate to contact us

[@anandarochisha]

Super..

[@3dfxvoodoocards6]

Can you please tell me, specifically to better see galaxies (not astrophotography), which refractor would be the best option, the TS Optics 152/900 mm F5.9 mm achromat or the Explore Scientific 127/952 mm ED-APO triplet ? The 152 mm achromat has higher light gathering capacity but the 127 mm ED-APO has higher quality optics. With my curent refractor, TS Optics 102/714 mm ED, I see galaxies the best at 80-120x magnification, so the new one with bigger aperture has to be able to look at galaxies at those parameters - 80-120x magnification. Thank you!

[@teleskopservice]

Hi, if you like to observe galaxies, star fields, globular clusters , you should use the TS152. If you also want to look at planets with it, then it is better to use the 127 ED as planets do not look very nice in the TS152 (longitudinal color error) Best

[@deltacx1059]

I just wish there were mounts mere mortals can afford.

[@teleskopservice]

😆😇

[@KartikPatel-nt4ff]

😅😅😅well information good show you can 😅😅😅

[@teleskopservice]

thanks :-)