• A great telescope for beginners interested in nighttime stargazing and daytime terrestrial viewing
• 70mm aperture and 700mm focal length for wonderful views of the moon, planets, nebulas and galaxies
• Includes a sturdy tripod and an altazimuth mount for simple horizontal and vertical movement
• Includes two eyepieces, finder scope, focuser, diagonal, and FREE Starry Night astronomy software
• One-year limited warranty

Product Description
Our Observer 70 is the perfect telescope for that budding astronomer in your family. This scope excels in both quality and performance. Its 70mm multi-coated achromatic objective lens - focal length 700mm focal length (f/10) - gathers 36% more light than a 60mm. And it's made of glass, not plastic, as you'd find in many department store models. The optical tube is supported on a sturdy aluminum tripod with accessory tray. This altazimuth model can also be used for terrestrial viewing. Standard accessories include a 10mm (70x) Explorer II eyepiece, a 25mm (28x) Explorer II eyepiece, 90-deg mirror star diagonal, and an EZ Finder II finder scope. One-year limited warranty.... More >>

Orion Observer 70mm Altazimuth Refractor Telescope

Orion Observer 70mm Altazimuth Refractor Telescope is a post from: telescopes

• 50mm AZ-P Altazimuth refractor - Two-element lens
• Large 50mm lens captures more light for brighter images and greater detail
• Assembles in minutes - AutoStar Suite Astronomer Edition software
• Table top tripod - Two premium three-element eyepieces: H12.5mm, H25mm
• Erecting-image eyepiece - 3x Barlow for superior eye relief and wide visual field - 5 x 24mm viewfinder with bracket for easy acquisition of guide stars

Product Description
Large 50mm Diameter Lens Captures more light for brighter images and greater detail Boasts 2 Premium Eyepieces and a 3x Barlow For superior eye relief and wide visual field AutoStar Suite Astronomer Edition Software Amazing planetarium software and Instructional Video will teach you the night sky, star charts, and even plan your observing sessions Assembles in Minutes Includes everything you need to explore your universe Includes 5 x 24mm viewfinder with bracket For easy acquisition of guide stars while star-hopping for celestial targets. Aperture: 50mm(2.0-Inch). Focal Length: 625mm. Focal Ratio: f/12.5. Steel Tube Tripod w/Pan Handle Control, Two Eyepieces (H12.5mm, H25mm), 5x24 viewfinder, 3x Barlow Lens, 35x Erecting Eyepiece/14x Microscope, Astronomical Software and Instructional DVD.... More >>

Meade 50AZ-P Altazimuth Refractor

Meade 50AZ-P Altazimuth Refractor is a post from: telescopes

• Metal telescope with tubular steel legs
• 60mm lens diameter
• AutoStar Suite PC-compatible DVD astronomy software to chart the night sky
• 700mm telescope focal length
• 1.25" rack-and-pinion focuser

Product Description
Aperture: 60mm(2.4-Inch). Focal Length: 700mm. Focal Ratio: f/11.7. Aperture: 70mm(2.8-Inch). Focal Length: 700mm. Focal Ratio: f/10. The world’s top astronomers got started with a telescope just like this one — and so will you. A quality refracting telescope for land or sky viewing. Perfect for observing Saturn, Jupiter, the Moon and land objects. A first look at the rings of Saturn or the craters of the Moon can inspire a lifetime of exploration. Go to any star party anywhere in the world and you’ll see more Meade telescopes than any other. Altazimuth Mount w/Slow Motion Controls, Steel Tripod w/ Accy Tray, Red Dot Viewfinder, Diagonal Mirror, Two Eyepieces (MH9mm, MH25mm), Astronomical Software & Instructional DVD.... More >>

Meade NG60-SM Altazimuth Refractor

Meade NG60-SM Altazimuth Refractor is a post from: telescopes

• A great telescope for beginners of all ages!
• 60mm aperture and 700mm focal length for great image quality.
• Includes sturdy tripod and altazimuth mount for simple horizontal and vertical movement
• Includes two Kellner eyepieces, focuser, finder scope, and FREE Starry Night astronomy software
• One-year limited warranty

Product Description
For about the price of a fast-food meal and a movie, the whole family can enjoy countless nights out with our Observer 60 telescope. It's the perfect scope for giving any novice their first jaw-dropping glimpses of lunar craters, Saturn's rings, Jupiter's moons, star clusters, and bright nebulas. A definite step up in quality from the standard department-store models, the Observer 60 features two fully coated 1.25" Kellner eyepieces, a 1.25" focuser, an Orion EZ Finder II aiming device, and a sturdy aluminum tripod with accessory tray. Everything you need to get started exploring space! You even get Starry Night SE astronomy software worth $69.90 -- FREE!... More >>

Orion Observer 60mm Altazimuth Refractor Telescope

Orion Observer 60mm Altazimuth Refractor Telescope is a post from: telescopes

• Optical Design: Refractor
• Aperture: 70 mm (2.76 in)
• Focal Length: 900 mm (35.43 in)
• Focal Ratio: 12.86
• Eyepiece 1: 20 mm (0.79 in)

Product Description
Celestron's AstroMaster Series Telescope has an Altazimuth mount that's great for viewing objects both in the sky and on land; it's particularly suited for object-oriented viewing like whale-watching, spotting birds and observing your favorite star or planet. Plus, it has a pan handle with clutch for smooth, accurate control. The refractor design is reliable and simple to use. Fully-coated glass optics produce crisp, clear images. A pre-assembled stainless steel tripod provides sturdy support in even the most rugged environments, and the accessory tray is a convenient spot for storing small items. Use 'The Sky' Level 1 planetarium software to help you identify what you're looking at; it's loaded with a 10,000-object database.... More >>

Celestron AstroMaster Series Telescopes w/ Altazimuth Mount - 70mm Aperture

Celestron AstroMaster Series Telescopes w/ Altazimuth Mount – 70mm Aperture is a post from: telescopes

• Meade 16" Permanent Altazimuth Pier - 07005
• MEA

Product Description
As supplied with 16-Inch LX200... More >>

Meade 16-Inch Telescope with Permanent Altazimuth Pier

Meade 16-Inch Telescope with Permanent Altazimuth Pier is a post from: telescopes

• Extendable aluminum tripod legs with heavy-duty mount head
• Sliding 1/4-inch-20 mounting screw
• Flexible slow-motion cables for both altitude and azimuth
• 45-inch maximum extended height
• 32-inch folded height

Product Description
Celestron wants to be known as a company that puts quality first in all aspects of its business. It is a complete company, working to make the best possible products backed up by the best possible product support. Because of this commitment to quality, Celestron organized its efforts to manufacture products from the inside out - starting with the most important internal components to the external touches that set the look of products apart. Celestron's overall mission is to provide the highest quality products at a competitive price.

PRODUCT FEATURES:
Extendable aluminum tripod legs with heavy duty mount head; Sliding ?"-20 mounting screw; Flexible slow motion cables for both altitude and azimuth; Max extended height - 45 inches; Folded height - 32 inches.

This product is designed for the following systems: SkyMaster 20x80 and 25x100 binoculars; Ultima 80 and 100 Spotting scopes; C90 and C130 Mak Spotting scopes; C5 Spotting scope. For a complete compati... More >>

Celestron Heavy-Duty Altazimuth Tripod

Celestron Heavy-Duty Altazimuth Tripod is a post from: telescopes

• 50mm AZ-P Altazimuth refractor - Two-element lens
• Large 50mm lens captures more light for brighter images and greater detail
• Assembles in minutes - AutoStar Suite Astronomer Edition software
• Table top tripod - Two premium three-element eyepieces: H12.5mm, H25mm
• Erecting-image eyepiece - 3x Barlow for superior eye relief and wide visual field - 5 x 24mm viewfinder with bracket for easy acquisition of guide stars

Product Description
Meade 50AZ-P Altazimuth Refractor A-Series Entry Level Telescope is a great for young astronomer. The world's top astronomers got started with a telescope just like this one, and so can you. Meade telescope from 50AZ-P series is a quality refracting telescope for land or sky viewing that's perfect for observing Saturn, Jupiter, the Moon and land objects. This telescope by Meade has a objective diameter - 50 mm and focal length - 625 mm. This Meade telescope features 2 interchangeable eyepieces (12.5 mm and 25 mm) which comes with diagonal viewer. Another feature of this entry level telescope from Meade is the 5 x 24 mm Viewfinder for easy sighting in distant object. 3X Barow lens helps to obtain maximum magnification, 35X erecting eyepiece can double as a 14x microscope.

Meade 50AZ-P Altazimuth Refractor Telescope has adjustable telescoping metal tripod with accessory tray and a Pan Handle Control Mount. Also included is a fully illustrated instruction ma... More >>

Meade 50AZ-P Altazimuth Refractor A-Series Entry Level Telescope, 04050

Meade 50AZ-P Altazimuth Refractor A-Series Entry Level Telescope, 04050 is a post from: telescopes

•  Aperture 60Mm (2.8)
•  Focal Length, Focal Ratio 700Mm F/11.7
•  Altazimuth Mount With Slow-Motion Controls
• Astronomical Software & Instructional Dvd
• Aluminum Tripod With Accessory Tray

Product Description
Now you can easily identify the rings of Saturn and storms of Jupiter with the Telstar RB-60 Telescope. Great for the beginning astronomer, this exquisitely crafted telescope features a 60mm optical glass objective lens with a smooth single-arm mount, manual slow motion controls and a 700mm focal length.... More >>

Meade Rb-60 / 70055Lf 60Mm A-Series Altazimuth Refractor Telescope

Meade Rb-60 / 70055Lf 60Mm A-Series Altazimuth Refractor Telescope is a post from: telescopes

• Refracting Telescope Perfect For Land Or Sky Viewing
• slow Motion Controls On Both Axes
• find & Track Objects With Precision Controls
• Includes A Red Dot Projection Viewfinder
• heavy-Duty Steel Tube Tripod Provides A Rock Solid Platform

Product Description
70MM Altazimuth Refractor Telescope... More >>

MEADE 20218 NG-70SM 70MM Altazimuth Refractor Telescope

MEADE 20218 NG-70SM 70MM Altazimuth Refractor Telescope is a post from: telescopes