Reviews

I needed a finder for my 82mm F8.5 Achromat, I purchased a 32mm plossl instead.

This 'Hawk gives its new owner a stellar performance!

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

Intes Micro Alter M500 5” f/10 Maksutov-Cassegrain: $ 525 (used) Orion ED80 80mm f/7.5 apochromatic refractor: $ 450 (used) Celestron AS-GT GOTO equatorial mount: $ 500 (used) Carrying Handle on the M500 OTA: Priceless There are some things money can’t buy. For everything else there’s Astromart.

Two brothers meet on a dark night...

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.

A Binoviewer-Friendly Adaptation of the Stellarvue SV80/9D

Very nicely filling a big hole between the affordable small refractors and the very expensive 130mm triplets.

Here is the long awaited review on my scope.

A lot of scope for the money, but neglect of little details means some extra work.

This little Monocular can give you super powers for only $9.

Pentax offers some of the finest eyepieces on the market, and is about to introduce some very impressive apochromatic refractors to the American market. Yet the company seems curiously unaware of other trends and opportunities.

Sky & Telescope has come up with a winner in their new Pocket Sky Atlas

Siebert Optics Power Wheel barlow.