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Telescopes

What does it take to make sure you get the right telescope - the telescope that best fits your needs and your budget? It takes a telescope dealer with practical hands-on telescope experience. At Astronomics, we have that experience - a staff total of over 160 years of experience using and selling telescopes. We've helped hundreds of thousands of people pick the right telescopes or accessories since 1979. And since we're a family business, we plan on being around for the next 30 years . . . and longer.

If you have questions that the Astronomics website can't answer, contact us. We'll talk to you about what you want to do with your scope, where you're going to use it, how you're going to use it - before we talk about price. Then we'll recommend the telescopes or accessories that we honestly feel best fits your needs from among the thousands of products we keep in stock at Astronomics.

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Takahashi FSQ-85EDX "Baby Q" 3.35" F/5.3 dual ED/four element design

$4,280.00

4 Review(s)

This new Takahashi FSQ-85ED apochromatic quadruplet (the "Baby Q") is the ultimate portable no-compromise photo/visual refractor under 102mm in aperture . . .
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Astro-Tech 10" f/8 Ritchey-Chrétien carbon fiber optical tube

$3,495.00

5 Review(s)

After many customer requests, we are proud to now offer the Astro-Tech AT10RC Ritchey-Chrétien astrograph, a Sky and Telescope Hot Product for 2010, with a premium low thermal expansion carbon fiber body. The AT10RC is the first truly affordable large aperture true Ritchey-Chrétien astrograph available from a U. S. company, and is priced thousands of dollars less than competitive 10" RCs.
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Astro-Tech 12" f/8 truss tube Ritchey-Chrétien optical tube

$4,495.00

4 Review(s)

This newest Version A of the Astro-Tech AT12RCT carbon fiber Serrurier truss Ritchey-Chrétien Hot Product for 2015 makes high quality large-aperture/large format DSLR and CCD imaging affordable for the dedicated amateur astrophotographer and educational institution.
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Astro-Tech 10" f/4 carbon fiber truss-tube imaging Newtonian

$1,795.00

1 Review(s)

For serious deep space astrophotographers, this Sky & Telescope 2016 Hot Product 10" Astro-Tech AT10INT carbon fiber truss tube imaging Newtonian may be all the scope you will ever need.
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Astro-Tech AT60EDP 60mm f/5 Dual ED Petzval OTA

$849.00

6 Review(s)

This unique Astro-Tech apochromatic ED petzval fast focal ratio refractor has an incredible flat field for your astro-photography endeavors.
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FS-60CB 2.4" F/5.9 fluorite doublet apo

$1,040.00

3 Review(s)

This compact Takahashi fluorite apochromatic refractor makes an ideal eclipse scope and a super travel and backyard scope for spur-of-the-moment observing . . .
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Questar 7" Astro Maksutov-Cassegrain, broadband coatings, quartz mirror

$12,995.00

This Questar Seven Astro uses the same quartz mirror and coatings combination as the renowned 50th Anniversary 3.5" Questar, perhaps the ultimate small telescope. This is as good a mid-sized scope as you can find - anywhere . . .
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Takahashi FSQ-106EDX4 4.2" F/5 Dual ED/Four Element Optical Tube

$7,330.00

4 Review(s)

This Takahashi FSQ-106EDX4 quadruplet is the ultimate portable no-compromise photo/visual refractor . . .

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Celestron 9.25" EdgeHD optical tube, CGE/Losmandy dovetail

$2,999.00

6 Review(s)

The EdgeHD high definition flat field optics of this Celestron 9.25" EdgeHD optical tube give you true astrographic-quality 9.25" optics with a definite edge over other reduced coma optical systems . . .
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Astro-Tech 8" f/8 Ritchey-Chrétien astrograph, steel tube

$1,199.00

9 Review(s)

The steel tube Astro-Tech AT8RC makes premium 8" Ritchey-Chrétien optics for serious deep space imaging available at the lowest price ever. Sky & Telescope named the AT8RC a Sky & Telescope Hot Product for 2010. A review in the December 2009 Sky & Telescope said "it was how nicely this scope is matched to APS-C and 35mm formats that really wowed me."