Brand: SharpStar

Askar 131F Flat-Field Quadruplet Astrograph | ASKAR-131F

ASKAR-131F

Brand: SharpStar

Askar 131F Flat-Field Quadruplet Astrograph | ASKAR-131F

ASKAR-131F

Self-flattened quadruplet astrograph which can be used for visual observing and astrophotography. 

  • 131mm Aperture
  • 983mm Focal Length
  • Quadruplet Air-Spaced APO
  • ED Glass
  • Supporting Full Frame
  • No Need for Flattener
  • No Need to Calculate the Backfocus
  • Retractable Lens Hood
  • 360 Degree Rotator
  • 2 Finder Bases
  • 1:10 Fine Adjustment
  • 3" Large Rack- Pinion Focuser
  • 1.25"/2" Visual Adapter
  • 300mm Losmandy Dovetail Plate
  • 4-piece Photographic Adapters
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$2,789.95 CAD
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Product Description

The Askar 131F is a large-aperture telescope designed for astronomy enthusiasts, featuring a 131mm aperture, 983mm focal length, and a native F7.5 focal ratio.

It employs a quadruplet optical lens design with three elements in the front and one in the rear, including one piece of  ED glass to effectively suppress chromatic aberration. 

The lens tube incorporates an internal baffle to block stray light, further enhancing image quality. The Askar 131F supports full-frame imaging and delivers excellent star performance across the frame.

Continuing the F series' self-flattening design, users can achieve optimal imaging without purchasing an additional flattener or calculating back focus. Simply connect the imaging accessory, achieve focus, and you're ready to shoot—streamlining the process and lowering the barrier to use.

The telescope comes standard with a photographic extension tube featuring a built-in 2-inch filter thread and offers M48×0.75 and M54×0.75 adapters for broad compatibility with DSLR cameras and dedicated astronomy cameras, meeting diverse imaging needs.

Staying true to the brand philosophy, the Askar 131F balances optical performance with user experience. The lens tube is crafted with high-quality CNC machining and painted finish, continuing the F series' iconic blue-and-white color scheme for strong visual identity.

Whether for deep-sky imaging or visual observation, the Askar 131F is an ideal choice for advancing your astrophotography journey.

Specifications

Parameters
Aperture size 131mm
Focal length 983mm
Focal ratio f/7.5
Objective lens Quadruplet air-spaced APO(including one ED glass)
Image circle 44mm
Maximum accessory connection (with the focuser fully retreated) Imaging mode:  
73mm (from the base of M48×0.75 male thread) 
91mm(from the base of M54×0.75 male thread)
Observing mode:   
131mm(from the end of 1.25" eyepiece holder) 
141mm(from the end of 2" eyepiece holder)
Minimum accessory connection (with the focuser fully extended) Imaging mode:  
43mm (from the base of M48×0.75 male thread) 
61mm(from the base of M54×0.75 male thread)
Observing mode:   
101mm(from the end of 1.25" eyepiece holder) 
111mm(from the end of 2" eyepiece holder)
Total length 878mm(including 1.25" adapter as dew shield contracted) 
963mm(including 1.25" adapter as dew shield fully stretched) 
941mm(including the photographic adapter as dew shield contracted) 
1026mm(including the photographic adapter as dew shield fully stretched)
Focuser travel length 30mm
Net weight 7.9kg
Gross weight (Including tube ring&dovetail plate) 9.4kg
Rear-end thread type M78×1-M54×0.75         
M54×0.75-M54×0.75         
M54×0.75-M48×0.75  (with M48×0.75 filter thread)
Standard package items  A 131F OTA,a pair of tube rings, a handle, a 300mm Losmandy dovetail plate,a set of photographic adapters


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Connection Diagram

The Locking Screw Position Diagram

Electronic Focuser Assembly Diagram

Optical Path Diagram

Spot Diagram

What can I see with a Askar 131F Flat-Field Quadruplet Astrograph | ASKAR-131F?

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 - 39x Magnification

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Jupiter with

10mm Eyepiece - 98x Magnification

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Jupiter with

5mm Eyepiece - 197x Magnification

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Moon with 25mm Eyepiece

39x Magnification

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Moon with 10mm Eyepiece

98x Magnification

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Moon with 5mm Eyepiece

197x Magnification

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Andromeda with 36mm Eyepiece

27x Magnification

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Andromeda with 25mm Eyepiece

39x Magnification

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Andromeda with 10mm Eyepiece

98x Magnification

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