"This is the largest reflector in the Sky-Watcher Newtonian family. It is equipped with the EQ6 SkyScan mount, a parabolic mirror made from Pyrex glass, diffraction-limited secondary mirror support, 2"" focuser, one 2"" eyepiece, a 2"" -1.25"" eyepiece ad... Read more

$210.00 - $210.00

The Galileo DB-135 Dobsonian telescope combines a large aperture telescope and ease of use at an affordable price. The easy to use Altitude / Azimuth Dobsonian base is so easy to use you will amaze yourself as well as friends and family the first night you use it. Plus, not only will the Galileo Dob... Read more

$256.00 - $256.00

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 an... Read more

$410.00 - $410.00

The StarMax 90 EQ features light-grabbing 90mm Maksutov-Cassegrain optics that provide hours of observing pleasure whether your quarry is planets or deep-sky objects. Its long focal length renders a generous image size and magnifying range - up to 200x with optional eyepieces - and the fully multi-c... Read more

$330.00 - $330.00

Lumicon 80mm Super Finder for Right Angle viewing. This finder telescope actually lets you see many of the deep-sky objects you are looking for. The Lumicon 80mm Super Finder has a 1.25 helical drawtube-type focuser for easy coarse focusing. Fine focus is achieved by sliding the eyepiece in and out ... Read more

$300.00 - $300.00

The Konus Maksutov-Cassegrain telescopes incorporate 4 optical designs in one scope: the lenses of refractors, the mirrors of Newtonians, the compact designs of Schmidt-Cassegrains and the unique exotic design of the Maksutov-Cassegrain. This results in wider viewing fields, sharper imagery and a sl... Read more

$300.00 - $300.00