if I remember correctly, there were two versions of the 127 for sale on their website, but now one of them is gone. Take a look at this link, am I correct in what I’m seeing?
https://www.televue....page.asp?ID=202
Posted 13 April 2025 - 06:51 PM
if I remember correctly, there were two versions of the 127 for sale on their website, but now one of them is gone. Take a look at this link, am I correct in what I’m seeing?
https://www.televue....page.asp?ID=202
Posted 13 April 2025 - 06:58 PM
I see both versions on the site.
Posted 13 April 2025 - 07:03 PM
I see a 100mm & a 127mm. I believe there were two of the 127, one of them was specifically for imaging.
Posted 13 April 2025 - 07:11 PM
Too my understanding, the original TeleVue NP127 was discontinued in 2006. It was replaced by the NP127is (Imaging System) model, which was designed with a focus on astrophotography and CCD imaging while still maintaining visual capabilities. The NP127is includes features like a larger reducer doublet and a nosepiece for 2-inch focusers to enhance imaging abilities.
Posted 13 April 2025 - 07:19 PM
OP is correct. Tele Vue NP127fli Imaging Astrograph was perhaps a niche
product. Here is a link about the apparently discontinued scope:
https://astronomics....qpLL7EVTM6XOqzC
Page says:
This product has been discontinued and is only here for informational purposes.
Tele Vue link says "page not found":
https://www.televue....www.google.com/
Thanks to Astronomics for keeping us informed, in many ways.
Edited by rexowner, 13 April 2025 - 07:21 PM.
Posted 13 April 2025 - 07:39 PM
Yes... that was the dreamy entirely high-end deluxe package just about the closest thing to plug and play as it comes. Tom
Posted 13 April 2025 - 08:41 PM
OP is correct. Tele Vue NP127fli Imaging Astrograph was perhaps a niche
product. Here is a link about the apparently discontinued scope:
https://astronomics....qpLL7EVTM6XOqzC
Page says:
Tele Vue link says "page not found":
https://www.televue....www.google.com/
Thanks to Astronomics for keeping us informed, in many ways.
Thank you for catching that, I knew I saw something else on that webpage
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