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40" NTT Telescope

 
NTT-40
40" Alt-Azimuth
Folded Newtonian
Mounted on a Trailer



NTT40
$259,000.00

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NTT-40 Product Information

Features

  • Open truss Newtonian
  • Folded optics for more convenient eyepiece height
  • Alt-azimuth mount
  • Compact size
  • Trailer mounted
  • 18-point Roller-Edge mirror cell
  • Vixen SkySensor 2000 PC "Go-To" computer control
  • Battery and AC operation
  • Adjustable focal point
  • Massive 2" declination ball bearings
  • 28" Drive Gears and Clutches on both axes
  • JMI's celebrated quality construction

Specifications

Type:  Folded Newtonian Reflector
Mount:  Alt-azimuth on a four-wheel trailer
Mirror:  40" f/4 primary, 14.5" flat secondary, 7" (minor axis) diagonal tertiary
Power:  12v DC, 500 mA operation with 17 amp-hr gel-cell batteries or adapter
Weight:  approximately 2500 lb.
Height:  12' at Zenith
Eyepiece Height:  8' (Zenith) to 68" (Horizontal)
Width:  Fork 46", Trailer 80"
Finder:  9x50 (or larger) straight through and a Telrad

Standard Equipment

JMI NGF-XT Focuser with Motor for motorized focusing.
Extension Tube for 3" Focuser.
22mm 2" Panoptic Eyepiece.
9x50 (or larger) Finder Scope
(straight-through) with dovetail mount.
Telrad Finder Scope
Serrurier Truss Rods.

Adjustable Focal Point.  A movable folding flat gives a wide range of back focus adjustment.  One inch of movement of the secondary flat gives two inches of movement in the focal plane.
Removable Counterweights attach to the tub or nose assembly for fine tuning the balance (6).
Alt-Azimuth Drive with 28" gears.
18-Point Roller-Edge Mirror Cell.
40" Mirror.
  A precision annealed 4" thick Pyrex diffraction-limited primary mirror.  Sital is optional.
Primary Mirror Dust Cover.
Vixen SkySensor 2000 PC "Go-To" Computer with a 14,942 object database serial port.
Battery or AC Power with 12vDC 17 amp-hr rechargeable gel-cell batteries and 110vAC/60Hz or 220vAC/50Hz (specify) wall transformer.

* Telescope prices are for the standard telescope configuration.  Upgrades and Options are at additional cost.  The listed price also does not include any delivery charges (crating and shipping and handling).  Please call for a delivery quote.


40" NTT Optional Upgrades

 
Sital Mirror Upgrade for NTT-40
(Call for Spec's)



NTT40SITAL
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Sital Mirror upgrade

** RFQ = Request for Quote (Ask us for a price quote.)  Upgrade prices are based on upgrading from standard equipment.

 

 
27-Point Mirror Cell Upgrade for NTT-40
(Standard Mirror Cell is 18 Point)



NTT40CELL27
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27-Point Mirror Cell upgrade

** RFQ = Request for Quote (Ask us for a price quote.)  Upgrade prices are based on upgrading from standard equipment.

 


40" NTT Optional Accessories

 
Truss-Rod Light Shroud



NTT40SHRD
$500.00

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Truss Rod Shroud

Blocks stray light and air currents and helps keep dust off of the mirrors.  Made of heavy-weight weatherproof black vinyl with snaps at both ends.

 


The NTT-40 overlooking Lakewood/Denver area.
JMI says good-bye to the first NTT-40.
The NTT-40 all wrapped up and ready for the road trip to New York.  Its new home is the State University of New York, College at Oneonta.
Just another picture of the NTT-40.
With the folded optics of the NTT-40, the eyepiece height is relatively very low.


What is a New Technology Telescope?

The New Technology Telescope (NTT) is an altitude-azimuth (alt-az) Newtonian with folded optics and Go-To electronics.  The NTT-40 is a 1 meter or 40" (f/4) system suitable for both visual work and short-exposure photography (no field de-rotation).  It includes the Vixen SkySensor 2000-PC computer control, open Serrurier truss rod design, compact size and JMI's celebrated quality construction.  (See the April 2000 Sky & Telescope magazine, page 56, for a review of the SkySensor 2000-PC.)


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