M 101 galaxy taken with Explore Scientific AR127 scope

 M 101

24 - 60 sec images stacked with DeepSkyStacker

ISO 12800 with Canon t3i (unmodded) camera

Here is a single shot (one of the 24 images that were stacked above)

M 101

60 sec image - ISO 12800 with Canon t3i (unmodded) camera

The 127 mm f/6.5 Achromatic refractor from Explore Scientific is an air spaced doublet refractor telescope mainly for visual observing of celestial objects.

Features:
The Explore Scientific has 127 mm of Aperture
Focal Length - 826 mm
Focal Ratio - f/6.5
The Explore Scientific 127 Doublet comes with a 10:1 Dual Speed Focuser
Supplied with an 8x50 Finder Scope
Comes with a 2" Dielectric Diagonal
Backed By Explore STAR Transferrable Extended Life Warranty
The Explore Scientific is diffraction limited air spaced doublet refractor. This Doublet is an Achromat that yields amazing images. Perfect for moon, planets, and other celestial objects this refractor offers great value.

Here are some various shots of the Explore Scientific AR127 scope

on my Celestron Advanced GT mount 

Clear skies yield The North American Nebula

The North American Nebula !

The skies cleared so I was able to take this image last night (May 6, 2018) at about 1 am.

Data:

14 frames=10 minute exposure at ISO 12800

Canon T3i body (unmodded)

Daystar 80mm APO scope, 500mm

Stacked with DeepSkyStacker 4.0