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Models & Brands: ORION, KAMAN, ORION, Swarovski Optik 49308, Bushnell 46060675, Galileo Visions, Inc GM-EQSC, CStar Optics T-6525, Pentax Sport Optics 70517, Meade 07530, ORION
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ORION List Price: $209.95
Price: $209.95
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Key features ORION
- Includes focuser and collimating tool
- Multi-coated optics for excellent light transmission
- One-year limited warranty
- Does not include mount or tripod - can be purchased separately
- 100mm aperture and 600mm focal length
- Model: Orion 100mm f/6.0 Refractor Tube Assembly
Review Orion 100mm f/6.0 Refractor Tube Assembly / ORION:This versatile refractor features a 100mm (3. 9") achromatic lens of 600mm focal length (f/6. 0) set inside a baffled optical tube. The optics are multi-coated for excellent light transmission. The objective lens is held in an adjustable aluminum cell and shaded by an aluminum dew shield. The 2" aluminum rack-and-pinion focuser accepts both 2" and 1. 25" accessories. It has a focus lock knob for astrophotographic applications. A molded-in finder scope base accepts an optional Orion finder scope or EZ Finder II. Tube is also equipped with a 1/4"-20 mounting block. [+]Sold as tube assembly only without accessories. Tube is 25" long and finished in gunmetal gray metallic enamel. Includes objective lens cap. One-year limited warranty. |
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KAMAN List Price: $49.50
Price: $49.95
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Key features KAMAN
- Adjustable height stool makes viewing comfortable and more enjoyable
- Stool features padded, vinyl-covered seats and braced leg supports
- Model: Orion Standard Observer's Chair
Review Orion Standard Observer's Chair / KAMAN:The trouble with many telescopes is that the eyepiece always seems to be too high for sitting and too low for standing. When you're straining to keep your eye in the right position, observing is less enjoyable. These adjustable-height stools are just what the doctor ordered. All feature padded, vinyl-covered seats and braced leg supports. No longer will you have to cut short your viewing sessions because of an aching neck or back! Standard Observer's Chair Lightweight chair with six adjustable height positions. Legs fold and seat removes from frame for easy storage. |
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ORION List Price: $116.95
Price: $116.95
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Key features ORION
- The UltraBlock is the filter for deep-sky observers located at highly light-polluted sites
- Blocks all forms of light pollution
- Enhances the sky presence of a significant number of fainter deep-sky objects
- 2" filter
- Model: Orion UltraBlock Narrowband Filter, 2"
Review Orion UltraBlock Narrowband Filter, 2" / ORION:The UltraBlock is the filter for deep-sky observers located at highly light-polluted sites. Blocks all forms of light pollution - mercury vapor and sodium emission bands - while passing the critical hydrogen-beta and ionized oxygen wavelengths. With an UltraBlock, emission and planetary nebulas "surface" from the washed out background sky. In dark skies, the UltraBlock also enhances the sky presence of a significant number of fainter deep-sky objects over unfiltered and wideband-filtered views. Available in 1. 25" and 2"and as a thread-on for rear cells of Schmidt-Cassegrains. |
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Swarovski Optik 49308 Price: $1,229.00
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Review Swarovski Optik STS-65 65mm Spotting Scope with Straight Viewing (does not include eyepiece) - U.S.A. Limited Lifetime Warranty / Swarovski Optik 49308:Ideal for use when frequently changing viewing location: these extremely easy to handle and compact telescopes have a robust aluminium housing and fully rubberised armouring which delivers a unsurpassed performance offering all-round, colour-fidelity with strong contrast-rich images. Extremely detailed observation is the norm with a close focusing facility down to 3 m (10 ft). |
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Bushnell 46060675 List Price: $155.95
Price: $139.99
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Key features Bushnell 46060675
- Powerful, economically priced for advanced beginners and amateur astronomers
- Features Tasco SkyWatch CD-ROM with 10,000 object database, diagonal, and moon filter
- Includes red-dot StarPointer finderscope
- Weighs 19 pounds
- 675x zoom magnification
- Model: Tasco 46060675 Galaxsee 675 x 50mm Telescope
Review Tasco 46060675 Galaxsee 675 x 50mm Telescope / Bushnell 46060675:A more powerful, economically priced refractor telescope for advanced beginners and amateur astronomers. ACCESSORIES INCLUDED: Tasco SkyWatch CD-ROM with 10,000 Object Database, Diagonal, Moon Filter An exceptional collection of reflector and refractor t The Tasco Galaxsee series offers an exceptional collection of reflector and refractor telescopes with top-end added features that provide for easy but spectacular viewing. For starters, Galaxsee's unique StarPointer makes it simple to sight and locate objects, even while wearing glasses. High-quality glass optics and 1. 25 inch eyepieces deliver sharp images and a wider field-of-view. Equatorial mounts enable you to track celestial objects with ease, while slow-motion controls allow precise adjustments. All Galaxsee telescopes include deluxe eyepieces. The Tasco 46060675 Galaxsee 675 x 50 refractor telescope is a more powerful, economically priced refractor telescope for advanced beginners and amateur astronomers. With an adjustable aluminum tripod and metallic blue finish, the Tasco 46060675 is a sleek, stylishly designed telescope that can be proudly displayed in any room of the house. It's a great big universe out there, and the Tasco 46060675 can help you cover it. [+]You can trust the Tasco to provide the bright, clear and crisp images you need in this easy-to-use and easy-to-own telescope. What's in the Box 46060675 telescope, SkyWatch CD-ROM with 10000 object database, diagonal, moon filter, 3 eyepieces, and barlow lens. |
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Galileo Visions, Inc GM-EQSC Dimentions: 40.25 x 13.75 x 5.25 inches
Weight: 18.3 pounds
List Price: $199.99
Price: $199.41
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Key features Galileo Visions, Inc GM-EQSC
- Objective lens: 60mm
- Refractor telescope with German equatorial mount for smooth tracking
- Pre-assembled metal tripod with rubber feet
- 3x Barlow lens with three eyepieces
- Focal length: 900mm
- Model: Galileo GMEQSC 900 x 60mm Refractor Telescope
Review Galileo GMEQSC 900 x 60mm Refractor Telescope / Galileo Visions, Inc GM-EQSC:GALILEO GM-EQSC 900mm x 60mm Astronomical Refractor Telescope 900mm focal length ; 60mm objective lens ; Mars eye finderscope ; 3 eyepieces: 4mm/12. 5mm/20mm ; 3x Barlow lens ; Erect image prism (for land viewing) ; Slow-motion control cables ; Counterweight ; Includes pre-assembled metal tripod, ;carrying case, accessory tray and Galileo ;Planetarium(R) software with instructional video; 1-year warranty 900mm x 60mm Astronomical Refractor Telescope. |
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CStar Optics T-6525 Dimentions: 32 x 8 x 7 inches
List Price: $149.99
Price: $139.99
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Key features CStar Optics T-6525
- Telescope tube is made of 100% Aluminum Alloy.
- Aluminum Alloy Yoke Mount adds stability to the telescope to reduce vibrations during viewing.
- Accessory Tray for spare accessories when using the telescope.
- Multi-Coated Optical Glass Lenses for increased light transmission and low color aberration.
- Model: Cstar "T-SERIES" 525 x 60mm Refractor Telescope
Review Cstar "T-SERIES" 525 x 60mm Refractor Telescope / CStar Optics T-6525:The Cstar Optics® 525x refractor telescope is intended for both amateurs and experienced viewers with a 60-mm objective lens and an included aluminum tripod. The quality, multi-coated, color-corrected objective lenses allow you to explore the moon's craters, Jupiter's cloud belt and the rings of Saturn, while the sturdy aluminum construction ensures years of use. |
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Pentax Sport Optics 70517 Weight: 1 pounds
List Price: $658.00
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Key features Pentax Sport Optics 70517
- XW 14, 20, 30, and 40 are designed specifically provide ideal viewing conditions when used with a telescope
- High-refraction, low-dispersion lanthanum glass elements deliver bright, high-resolution images with minimal aberrations and distortions
- Improved 70 degree field of view for easier viewing
- Fully multi-coated lenses increase light transmission and color quality
- XW 7, 10, 14 , 20 will give a wider field of view than our previous eyepieces when used on Pentax Spotting Scopes or with telescopes
- Model: Pentax 70517 SMC-XW 30 2-Inch Eyepiece for Telescopes
Review Pentax 70517 SMC-XW 30 2-Inch Eyepiece for Telescopes / Pentax Sport Optics 70517:Improved 70 degree field of view for easier viewing XW 7, 10, 14 , 20 will give a wider field of view than our previous eyepieces when used on Pentax Spotting Scopes or with telescopes XW 14, 20, 30, and 40 are designed specifically to provide ideal views when used with a telescope Fully multicoated lenses increase light transmission High-index, low-dispersion lanthanum glass elements deliver bright, high-resolution images with minimal aberrations and distortions Advanced computer simulation design technology was used to drastically reduce internal reflections to produce brighter, clearer images Weatherproof construction for increased durability Long eye-relief for viewing with or without glasses Limited Lifetime Warranty |
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Meade 07530 Weight: 0.2 pounds
List Price: $99.00
Price: $47.94
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Key features Meade 07530
- Filters may be stacked
- Dyed-in-the-mass (not color coated)
- Filter glass is anti-reflection coated on both sides
- Manufactured from the purest crown optical glass
- Reduce the effects of Irradiation
- Model: Meade Filter Set #1 (1.25") with 12, 23A, 58, 80A Filters
Review Meade Filter Set #1 (1.25") with 12, 23A, 58, 80A Filters / Meade 07530:Package Deal Comes with Yellow, Light-Red, Green, and Blue. Color filters are an essential tool of the lunar and planetary observer, for filters permit the observation and photography of surface detail that is often virtually invisible without filtration. |
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ORION List Price: $42.95
Price: $42.95
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Key features ORION
- Runs on 12-volt DC power
- Plugs into a car cigarette light or a field battery (sold separately)
- Fits all Meade and Celestron 10" Schmidt-Cassegrains
- Electronic dew elimination system keeps dew from forming on the corrector lens
- Model: Orion Dew Zapper for 10" Schmidt-Cassegrain
Review Orion Dew Zapper for 10" Schmidt-Cassegrain / ORION:With Dew Zapper, you'll never have to stop observing to remove condensation from the front plate of your Schmidt-Cassegrain or Maksutov-Cassegrain. An unprotected corrector lens will radiate heat, quickly cooling to below ambient air temperature, allowing dew to form. Dew Zapper gently replaces lost heat, bringing the temperature of the corrector lens back above the dew point. Dew can't form, and you never get "heat wave" disturbances like those caused by warm-air blowers and heated dew caps. The flexible, fiberglass-reinforced heating element straps securely in place with a Velcro fastener. Runs on 12-volt DC power. Plugs into a car cigarette-lighter receptacle or a "field battery," delivering up to 20 watts, 2 amps. All models include a 10' cable. |
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