The Skyward 200 is the big brother of our Skyward 150, and everything on it is bigger: an 8 inch parabolic mirror with an 800mm focal length, a 70mm secondary mirror, 3030 aluminum extrusions and our heavy duty Ten Telescopes 2 Inch Focuser. It comes in two versions: a visual version on an elevated Dobsonian rocker box and tripod, and the Skyward 200 Astrograph, designed with extra stiffness and printed in a stiffer filament for long exposure astrophotography.

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Details to build one? ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Go to our GitHub page for the 3D printing files. The printed parts need a printer with a 300mm x 300mm bed, and we recommend ABS or ASA in an enclosed printer.

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Support to use one or with setting one up?

Go to our Discord page and talk to members of our TenTelescopes community.

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Where can you see one?

Thirty Skyward 200s are being built for the Young Galileos program, and you can see what the Skyward 200 Astrograph can do on our blog.

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This telescope is suitable for observing the Moon, planets, star clusters, nebulae and galaxies. This telescope is not safe for observing the Sun.