It is the ideal compromise between portability. With this aperture, for example, globular clusters are already partially resolved, and under dark skies, galaxies and nebulae are clearly visible. Near urban areas, nebula filters such as the Baader Planetarium UHC-S or the OIII help to reduce city light pollution. The telescope features the standard 1.25" connection commonly used in astronomy, allowing for the use of all standard 1.25" eyepieces (fitting size: 31.7 mm). It is particularly convenient with the Baader Planetarium Q-Turret eyepiece revolver, which covers all sensible magnifications and allows for quick changes between different magnifications. The tube has the standard SC thread of large Schmidt-Cassegrain telescopes, enabling the attachment of a wide range of accessories. Through the optional Baader Planetarium 2"-SC Clicklock, 2" accessories can also be directly connected, allowing for the use of long focal length eyepieces with a larger field of view.