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Lunt Solar Systems zoom-eyepiece with variable focal length is ideal for Moon, Planetary and Solar observing...

Transforms the LS100MT into a 3-lens ED Apo for observation & photography of moon, planets & deep-sky...

Transforms the LS80MT into a 2-lens ED Apo for observation & photography of moon, planets & deep-sky...

The 94 mm apo with the fast focal ratio of f/5.5 is aimed at all amateur astronomers who are interested in a compact, pu...

Microscope filters are used for visual observations and capture using a digital camera. They help improve the color bala...

A Comprehensive Observer’s Handbook of the Known Moon - All three volumes sold as a combined set for a one-time purchase...

The AX103S is specially designed for photography, but also offers stunning visual performance, especially for observing...

The new QHY 294 Pro Series is a 4/3-inch camera equipped with the Sony IMX 294 (color) and IMX 492 (mono) sensor. The 2...

Το φίλτρο Moon & Skyglow (Νεοδυμίου) της Baader Planetarium φέρνει μια εξ ολοκλήρου μοναδική προσέγγιση στη βελτίωση τ...

Το φίλτρο Moon & Skyglow (Νεοδυμίου) της Baader Planetarium φέρνει μια εξ ολοκλήρου μοναδική προσέγγιση στη βελτίωση τ...

This BRESSER Messier RA-Motor + Controller EXOS1 + MON1 lets you control your Messier telescope. Including controller. A...

The monochrome camera offers a large sensor, high sensitivity, resolution and frame rate. It is ideal for planets, but a...

Πωλείται σε άριστη κατάσταση η οθόνη Samsung 32" Μ80B UHD Monitor με Smart TV, με ελάχιστες ώρες λειτουργίας. Πωλείται λ...

The ready-made solution for soldering, repair, and quality control is based on MAGUS Stereo 8H series microscope head an...

MAGUS CHD10 is the most affordable camera with an HDMI interface. It is an autonomous camera that does not require conne...

The MAGUS CHD20 Digital Camera is equipped with a 2MP sensor and produces realistic Full HD images at a resolution of 19...

Coma corrector for Newton telescopes that neither reduces the focal length nor the image field of your telescope...