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The award winning Sky-Watcher EXPLORER-200P (EQ5) is a fantastic choice for intermediate-to-advanced astronomers but als...

With this adapter plate, you can turn the AZ3 altazimuth mount into a photo tripod and thus mount cameras, spotting scop...

Eyepiece necessary for long exposure astrophotography...

The search of the celestial targets is easy with this convenient accessory...

Dovetail for attachment of optical tube to mount...

This high quality 90-degree multi-coated mirror diagonal for refractors allows you to take advantage of the wider field...

The polar scope is a very useful accessory for EQ5 Equatorial mount. It makes easier, faster and with better results the...

Objective solar filter - with Baader solar filter foil, for 102 mm telescopes. Solar filters are mounted in front of the...

Objective solar filter - with Baader solar filter foil, for 70 mm telescopes. Solar filters are mounted in front of the...

Objective solar filter - with Baader solar filter foil, for 80 mm telescopes. Solar filters are mounted in front of the...

Objective solar filter - with Baader solar filter foil, for 250 mm telescopesSolar filters are mounted in front of the t...

A 4-element multi-coated Plössl with 6.3mm focal length, 31.8mm barrel and 52° apparent field of view...

SP series eyepieces set the performance standard for modern telescope oculars...

SP series eyepieces set the performance standard for modern telescope oculars...

SP series eyepieces set the performance standard for modern telescope oculars...

This superb quality accessory effectively reduces the telescope's focal length by a factor of 0.85x and provides much im...

Losmandy-type dovetail 3” for multiple uses...

Allows you to attach several accessories. For instance, rings, spotting scopes, cameras etc...

You can now rotate the camera 360° with the corrector to optimally position the object on the camera sensor. The desired...

This Newtonian telescope makes it child's play for even complete newbies to immediately get started in amateur astronomy...