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Look familiar? The William Optics Red Dot finder and the Stellarvue F2 finder are almost exactly the same, and both are quite good.

What's 2% worth anyway?

Cheaper than the others; good enough for my purposes?

Nicely finished and reasonably priced.

Solid, no-frills finish.

You're kidding, right? A drummer's throne on astromart? Let me introduce you to my favorite accessory. Big dob users need not apply.

In the high tech world of astronomy, sometimes the simplest of products can make life much easier. The Orion Medium Poly Case makes it much easier to get out of the door with a load of astronomy gear.

New products from TeleGizmos to help you fight the war on dew!

New product the Galileo is it a mini telrad?

If you've ever wanted a 1:10 speed microfocuser to add to your WO focuser, this is what you are looking for.

Performance of this focuser is outstanding, with better performance than any other focuser I have used in the past. This review was written by Dave Erickson

I'm normally hesitate to recommend products (my last review was of Maxim's new 4.x version), however I came accross this product many months ago and feel it warrants a "good look" from those that use scope covers (whether they are used on a temporary or "semi-permanent" basis.)

Spend the money; it will be some of the best money you ever let go of.

ScopeBuggy makes viewing easier!

It's an off axis guider... no it's a flip mirror... no it's a focus aid. O.K. what is it, really?