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Rigel Systems
Rigel Systems
Weight: 0.25 pounds
Price: $99.99
Key features Rigel Systems
  • Pulses the Reticle Illumination of a Guiding Eyepiece During an Exposure
  • Track Stars that are Virtually at the Limit of what you can See in the Eyepiece
  • PulsGuide Keeps the Crosshairs Bright
  • Invaluable for Guiding on Very Faint Guide Stars
  • Model: Rigel Systems PulsGuide Guiding Eyepiece Illuminator (without eyepiece) with Battery

Review Rigel Systems PulsGuide Guiding Eyepiece Illuminator (without eyepiece) with Battery / Rigel Systems:

The PulsGuide Guiding Eyepiece Illuminator Makes Astrophotography Easier! Makes Finderscope Acquisition Easier, with its Pulsed Reticle. Less Eye Fatigue = Better Astrophotographs! PulsGuide pulses the reticle illumination to let the eye rest between pulses. The result? Improved contrast between reticle and faint guide stars for easier guiding and better astrophotographs or acquisition of faint object in your finderscope. Two Knob Timing Control and Adjustable Brightness. 2 knobs let you independently tailor on and off blink times from continuous on to long-on/short-off or short-on/long-off or anything in between. Two Color LEDs. Comes with red LED which you can switch to yellow LED by unplugging red and plugging in yellow. Some astrophotographers find low level yellow makes the cross hair clearer and sharper, and makes guiding even easier. [+]
Available With or Without Eyepiece. (This version is without the eyepiece) Use with your eyepiece or finder. Pulsguide fits standard 8mm threaded hole. (10mm and 14mm set-screw adapters available. ) Uses one long life lithium battery (included) that is easily available at most electronics, camera and hardware stores.
Kendrick
Kendrick
Weight: 0.6 pounds
Price: $84.95
Key features Kendrick
  • This system has heaters for almost all the optical components used in amateur astronomy,
  • It Also has these Other Attractive Features:
  • It is Energy Efficient. Variable settings on the controller allow maximum conservation of battery power.
  • The Kendrick Dew Remover System was developed to meet the need in the astronomical community for an effective dew removal and prevention system.
  • Repeated Field Testing on many types and optical surfaces under many conditions and hundreds of satisfied customers has proven the effectiveness of this product over and over
  • Model: Kendrick Dew Remover Heater for Meade 7" Refractor, 7" Maksutov-Cassegrain, 8" SCT, Celestron C8, Astro Physics 7" Refractor. Will fit 8" to 9.5" OD (200mm to 250mm OD)

Review Kendrick Dew Remover Heater for Meade 7" Refractor, 7" Maksutov-Cassegrain, 8" SCT, Celestron C8, Astro Physics 7" Refractor. Will fit 8" to 9.5" OD (200mm to 250mm OD) / Kendrick:

The Kendrick Dew Remover System is centered around the standard controller, which is required for activating the heater. (not included) The heaters have been built to use only as much power as necessary and thereby not waste energy. They have sponge insulation on one side to prevent heat being lost into the atmosphere. The heat is directed into the optics instead and because of this, less energy is needed to keep your optics moisture free. The heaters wrap around your objectives, label side out and are held in place by elastic/Velcro attachments. (Telrad heaters are held in place with an elastic band. The heaters for secondary mirrors are placed on the backside of the secondary and can be held in place by using the polyester batting found inside the secondary mirror holder. The. 965", 1. 25" and 2" are considered eyepiece heaters. [+]
The 2" are also heaters for camera lenses and certain binoculars. ).
Meade
Meade
Weight: 1.95 pounds
List Price: $899.00
Price: $649.00
Key features Meade
  • Temperature sensor
  • Dramatically lower noise
  • 74% higher resolution (752 x 582)
  • Greater sensitivity
  • Larger ( 1 /2 ) chip
  • Model: Meade Deep Sky Imager Pro II, Monochrome CCD Camera with Autostar Suite Software.

Review Meade Deep Sky Imager Pro II, Monochrome CCD Camera with Autostar Suite Software. / Meade:

Deep Sky Imager Pro II. The user-friendly astrophotography revolution continues. Introducing the new DSI Pro II. It combines ease-of-use with a larger chip, greater sensitivity, higher resolution, and dramatically lower thermal noise. Meade engineers have invented a remarkable new way to reduce noise without a cooler. This means you can take exposures for hours at a time. And the new thermal monitoring sensors automatically match your dark frames to ambient temperature so it's nearly impossible to take an uncalibrated picture. [+]
The software includes a new zoom feature for easier focusing and the squared pixels of the new larger chip make processing simpler and images more beautiful than ever. The DSI II is the world's first un-cooled camera with low thermal noise. And that's as cool as it gets.
ORION
List Price: $39.95
Price: $31.95
Key features ORION
  • Works with both StarShoot II Deep Space cameras, and StarShoot Solar System cameras.
  • Fully coated two-lens design with anodized aluminum cell that threads into nosepiece of camera.
  • 0.5x focal reducer for StarShoot imaging cameras increases imaging area by a factor of 4.
  • Requires 43mm additional inward focus with Deep Space cameras; extra 52mm with Solar System camera
  • Wider imaging area allows capture of larger starfields or deep-sky objects.
  • Model: Orion 0.5x Focal Reducer for StarShoot Imaging Cameras

Review Orion 0.5x Focal Reducer for StarShoot Imaging Cameras / ORION:

This 0. 5x focal reducer increases the area imaged by your StarShoot camera by a factor of 4. The reducer threads into the nosepiece of either StarShoot camera to effectively reduce the focal length of the telescope by half. The larger imaging area allows capture of larger starfields and deep-sky objects that may not fit entirely in your telescope's normal field of view. The reducer has a two-element lens design, with antireflection coatings on all air-to-glass lens surfaces. The lenses are set in an anodized aluminum cell that is threaded to accept 1. 25" filters. Note that the focal reducer requires 43mm of additional inward focus travel when used with the StarShoot Deep-Space Color Imaging Camera II(#52080) and 52mm of extra travel when used with the StarShoot Solar System Color Imaging Camera II (#52068).
Farpoint
Farpoint
Weight: 1.25 pounds
List Price: $140.00
Price: $174.95

Review Farpoint FP220 Far Collimator, Single Beam Laser Collimator with Blue 1.25" - 2" Body, Laser featured is 635nm Red. / Farpoint:

Farpoint FP220 Far Collimator is a single beam laser collimator blue in color. Its size is 1-1/4" - 2". Laser featured in this product is 635nm Red.
ORION
List Price: $74.95
Price: $59.95
Key features ORION
  • Lets you easily achieve the sharpest possible focus even at high magnifications
  • Smooth, accurate Crayford-style focuser accepts 2" and 1.25" eyepieces
  • Roller-bearing design for zero image shift through focusing range
  • Drop-in replacement upgrade for Orion 2" rack-and-pinion reflector focusers
  • Includes deluxe machined focus knobs with rubber grips and tension control
  • Model: Orion 2" Crayford-Style Focuser

Review Orion 2" Crayford-Style Focuser / ORION:

Upgrade your Orion reflector with a quality 2" Crayford-style focuser. Designed to replace 2" rack-and-pinion focusers on Orion telescopes, the Crayford-style focuser provides an unmatched level of focusing smoothness and precision. This deluxe cast-aluminum focuser provides super-smooth roller bearing motion, zero image shift, machined metal knobs, and a tension adjustment control. It has a racked-in height of 2-11/16" and 1. 4" (35mm) of drawtube travel. It's internally blackened for greater contrast. Accepts 2" and 1. 25" eyepieces. The 2" Crayford focuser has the identical mounting hole pattern and spacing as the 2" rack-and-pinion focuser on older Orion 8"- to 12" Dobsonians (except the XT8 Classic) and other 8" and 10" reflector tubes, so no new holes have to be drilled. NOTE: For 203mm (8") f/4. [+]
9 and 254mm (10") f/4. 7 Orion reflectors, a #5122 adapter is needed to reach focus. T-thread camera adapter (#5117) sold separately.
Meade
Meade
Dimentions: 1 x 1 x 1 inches
Weight: 1 pounds
List Price: $110.40
Price: $49.99
Key features Meade
  • MEA
  • Meade Super Plssl 32mm (1.25") - 07176-02
  • Model: Meade 07176-02 32mm Super Plossl Series 4000

Review Meade 07176-02 32mm Super Plossl Series 4000 / Meade:

Meade Series 4000 Super Plossl Eyepieces 1. 25" and 2. 0" Models: 1. 25'' Meade Super Plossl 32mm Eyepiece Model 07176-02.
Celestron
Celestron
Weight: 0.1 pounds
List Price: $100.95
Price: $64.95
Key features Celestron
  • CSN
  • Celestron NexRemote Telescope Control Software : CD Only : 93702
  • Model: Celestron NexRemote Software CD

Review Celestron NexRemote Software CD / Celestron:

This is The Software Only for those who have already purchased or have made their own USB/serial cables or RS-232 cables but don't have the necessary license to continue using the software past the trial period
Celestron
Celestron
Weight: 0.9 pounds
List Price: $67.95
Price: $42.95
Key features Celestron
  • CSN
  • Celestron Finder Bracket - Quick Release (50mm FinderScopes: C8'S, C9 1/4'S & C11'S) - 51149-A
  • Model: Celestron Finder Bracket Quick Release for 50mm Finderscopes: C8's, C9-1/4's & C11's.

Review Celestron Finder Bracket Quick Release for 50mm Finderscopes: C8's, C9-1/4's & C11's. / Celestron:

A unique bracket for 50mm finderscopes, it's designed for C8, C9ΒΌ and C11 Telescopes. No tools are required, and once it's aligned, you can take it off and put it on without losing alignment. Bracket includes necessary mounting hardware. The additional weight of this accessory may require that you use additional optional counterweights for your telescope.
Meade 07621
Meade 07621
Weight: 10.25 pounds
List Price: $99.00
Price: $47.98

Review Meade 10 lb. Counterweight for LXD75 Telescopes / Meade 07621:

Counterweights are used for redistribution of the weight for better balance when you put accessories such as cameras, diagonals and other devices at the eyepiece side of the scope, which then weighs more. This shift in balance is counterbalanced by the weights. This Meade 10 lb. Counterweignt is for the LXD75 Telescopes.
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