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Customer Statement

“We have recently purchased the 1.40 m telescope „Milankovic“ from the ASA company. The telescope was installed in May 2016 at our Astronomical Station Vidjevica and only a few days later we have been convinced that both the tracking and image quality are excellent, as evidenced by the first light exposures. The very short commission time between installation and final acceptance showed the advantage of the test setup in Austria at ASA where the complete telescope had been successfully sky tested by ASA and our team. The transport of the telescope to the top of the mountain Vidojevica and the installation were finished within 48 hours.

We were able to demonstrate, that our Astonomical Sation Vidojevica frequently allows FWHM values of <1” if equipped with the right telescope.

During the commission phase, we could also verify the exceptional tracking quality of the telescope and could measure 0.35 arcsec RMS tracking error during 20 minutes blind guiding.

 

One additional advantage of the telescope is the fast switching between the 2 Nasmyth foci. This allows us to have the spectrograph installed on one side and the CCD camera on the other side, and to switch between the 2 positions in less than 30 seconds. We are very happy with our decision to select ASA as our partner and are very satisfied with the perfect work they have done both on mechanics as well as on the optical quality of the 1.40 m telescope that we purchased from them.”

Dr. Gojko Djurasevic
Director of the Astonomical Observatory of Belgrad
21 February 2018

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Dr. Gojko Djurasevic, Director of the Astonomical Observatory of Belgrad.

 

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First light

Installation first light by ASA  FULL ROBOTIC 1,4 M TELESCOPE for astronomical observatory Belgrad in Serbia.

First light shows M57 (PLANETARY NEBULA IN CONSTELLATION LYRA) also known as the ring nebula is a planetary nebula. Such objects are formed when a shell of ionized gas is expelled into the surrounding interstellar medium by a red giant star, which was passing through the last stage in its evolution before becoming a white dwarf.

Reportage about ASA Astrosysteme GMBH and ASA AZ1400

ASA In-house production

The competent partner that provides you with the whole package – ASA, guarantees the highest standard! Interferometric metrology, CNC machining, meter class optics, light weight mirrors, telescope systems, ground stations, assembly, factory testing and commissioning, everything is done by ASA itself.

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