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Celestron CGEM II 925HD Computerized 9.25" EdgeHD Telescope 12018
$4,599.00The Celestron CGEMII 925 HD combines 9.25" EdgeHD high definition optics with a precision Celestron CGEM go-to mount in an astrographic-quality telescope that any astronomer would be proud to call their own.
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Celestron AstroMaster 130 EQ MD, 5.1" Equatorial reflector with motor drive
$379.95The Celestron AstroMaster 130 EQ equatorial reflector with motor drive puts a big scope in a beginning observer's backyard at a small scope price. Not just a big scope, but a good performer you can enjoy for years to come . . . -
Celestron CGEM II 800 RASA 8" Telescope
$3,799.00- Flat field free of optical aberrations like field curvature, coma, astigmatism and chromatic aberration across an entire APS-C sensor.
- Unlike the larger RASAs that work with DSLR and large CCD cameras, the 8” model was designed with color astronomical CMOS cameras, smaller CCD cameras, and mirrorless cameras in mind. The telescope does not work with standard DSLR cameras.
- NEW Ultra-Stable Focus System – six precision sealed ball bearings virtually eliminate image shift.
- Internal filter mount – seamlessly accommodates a Light Pollution Imaging Filter into the optical path.
- Performs over a wider spectral range than most telescopes, from 390 - 800 nm, so more of the light passing through the astrograph is in sharp focus.
- The CGEM II, with its 40 lbs load capacity, is the latest update to the venerable CGEM mount and provides a sturdy and rigid platform for the fully-loaded RASA 8.
- The drive system, consisting of low cog DC Servo motors with integrated optical encoders, steel worm gears supported by precision sealed bearings, and brass worm wheels, ensures smooth and accurate slewing and tracking.
- Proven NexStar+ computerized telescope control technology supports functions to address imagers’ needs, such as All-Star Polar Alignment, Permanent Periodic Error Correction (PPEC), and adjustable tracking through meridian.
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Celestron CGX-L 925HD 9.25" SCT with EdgeHD High Definition Optics 12075
$6,999.00The new Celestron CGX-L 925HD telescope puts 9.25" aplanatic EdgeHD high definition/high contrast optics on the CGX-L go-to German equatorial mount to give you a superlative true astrographic-quality telescope . . . -
Celestron 6" Advanced VX Series Go-To Equatorial Schmidt-Cassegrain
$1,749.00This Celestron AVX6S telescope is a quality 6" Schmidt-Cassegrain on a robust go-to computerized German equatorial mount with features optimized for astrophotography. Big enough and good enough to do some serious imaging, but light enough to quickly set up and use anytime the urge to observe hits you . . . -
Questar 3.5" Duplex, magnesium fluoride coatings
$5,975.00For the amateur astronomer who wants to take unsurpassed optical quality of a Questar optical tube into the field for nature studies and photography, the 3.5" Questar Duplex is ideal . . .
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Celestron 11" Advanced VX Series Go-To Equatorial Schmidt-Cassegrain
$3,699.00This big 11" aperture Celestron Schmidt-Cassegrain has the latest Advanced VX Series computerized go-to mount, plus state-of-the-art Starbright XLT optical multicoatings. The result is big, bright, high contrast images in a scope that one person can still transport unaided. -
Questar 3.5" Duplex, magnesium fluoride coatings, factory installed Powerguide III
$6,624.00With the factory-installed addition of the normally-optional battery-operated Powerguide III drive system, the multi-purpose Questar Duplex 3.5" Maksutov-Cassegrain becomes a world traveler . . . -
Celestron CGX Equatorial 800 Schmidt-Cassegrain Computerized Telescope 12050
$3,799.00The Celestron CGX Equatorial 800 Schmidt-Cassegrain with Starbright XLT coatings puts a time-tested industry-standard 8" aperture Schmidt-Cassegrain optical tube on the Celestron CGX heavy-duty high-precision computerized go-to German equatorial mount. -
Celestron PowerSeeker 127 EQ 5" Equatorial reflector
$219.95The 5" Celestron PowerSeeker 127 equatorial reflector is a good-sized scope for a good low price. It is a remarkably economical introduction to serious deep space star-gazing for the beginning backyard observer.
