Tag Archives: Eyepiece
Which telescope is better?
Chirs G asked: I love astronomy and I currently use the ***** eye and binoculars to look at the sky. When I was younger I had a Meade but it has long since been exstinct. I am looking for something that can: a) last me more than a year or two b) be very portable and easily moved (such as … Continue reading
Orion GrandView 20 60x100mm Spotting Scope
Orion GrandView 20 60x100mm Spotting Scope Niagra Falls. Bryce Canyon. Mount Fuji. If you have ever laid eyes on such monuments to Mother Nature, you know what a “grand view” is. And so it is in the spirit of these natural wonders and the myriad others we encounter every day – inanimate and animate, great and small – that Orion … Continue reading
Orion Apex 127mm Maksutov Cassegrain Telescope
Orion Apex 127mm Maksutov Cassegrain Telescope When it comes to telescopes, bigger is better, and you can do no better than the Apex 127 Compact Mak. Its 127mm (5″)-diameter optics collects 55% more light through its multi-coated, 5″ meniscus lens than that of a 4″ scope, putting it in the big leagues for astronomical observing and advanced nature study. But … Continue reading
Alpen 20 60×60 w 45 degree eyepiece Spotting Scope
Alpen 20 60×60 w 45 degree eyepiece Spotting Scope Spotting scope users demand top quality optics that perform flawlessly under all weather conditions. ALPEN Spotting Scopes are nitrogen filled, waterproof, dustproof, and shock-resistant. All ALPEN Spotting Scopes feature powerful lenses, and come standard with a durable, padded field carrying case (except #788 kit). Most models come with a portable 12″ … Continue reading