====== OST - Basics ====== ===== CDK20 - Tube ===== /* |< 50% - >| ^ Type | Schmidt-Cassegrain | ^ Diameter | 356 mm | ^ Focal length | 3910 mm | ^ Spacial resolution | 0.23'' | ^ Length of the tube | 78 cm | ^ Weight | 20.4kg | [{{ ost:cdk20:cdk20_1.jpg?380| OST 2.0: The CDK20 from Planewave}}] */ |< 100% - >| ^ Type | Corrected Dall-Kirkham (CDK) | ^ Diameter | 508 mm | ^ Central obstruction | 198 mm | ^ Focal length | 3454 mm | ^ Focal ratio | f/6.8 | ^ Spacial resolution | 0.3'' | ^ Image field | 52 mm | ^ Mirror substrate | Fused Silica | ^ Length of the tube | 1194 mm | ^ Back focus distance | 147 mm (behind the focuser) | ^ Weight | 64 kg | [{{ ost:cdk20:img_1136.jpg| OST 2.0: The CDK20 from Planewave with the QHY600M and Sti}}] \\ ===== Mounting ===== [{{ :ost:telescope:teleskop_achsen.jpg?350|Axes}}] The mounting consists of 2 perpendicular axes: * right ascension (1) * declination (2). The right ascension axis is parallel to the Earth axis, pointing towards the northern/southern celestial pole on the northern/southern hemisphere, respectively. The declination axis points towards the celestial equator. The [[en:ost:telescope:setup| setup]] is described in a dedicated article. |< 50% - >| ^Manufacturer | 10 MICRON | ^Model | GM 4000 QCI | ^Type | German equatorial mount | \\ ===== Coordinates ===== |< 70% - >| ^ | Degree, minutes, seconds | Decimal degrees | Degree, decimal minutes | ^Latitude | 52° 24' 33,0624″ N | 52.409184 | 52° 24.55104 N | ^Longitude | 12° 58' 23,4666″ E | 12.973185 | 12° 58.39111 O | ^Altitude | 39 m $\pm$ 5 m | ===== Handling ===== Introductions to the general [[en:ost:telescope:handling_new| handling of the technology]] and to the [[en:ost:ccds:maximdl| usage of Maxim DL]] are of course also available. ===== Dome ===== The [[en:ost:telescope:kuppel | dome]] is made out of fibre-reinforced plastic (FRP). It was built and set up by Baader-Planetarium. The dome automatically follows the movement of the telescope. However, the azimuth, the hatch, and the shutter can be manually controlled by an infrared remote control. |< 50% - >| ^Diameter | 5.2 m| /*=== Telescope interface ===*/