Reviews

For Observers on a budget, the Orion Observer 70 offers an excellent value.

When long eye relief, good images, and wide fields of view are required, you can spend lots of money...or not!

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

How much can you improve your hobby with $44.99?

My apprehension about a scope that had so little information available was quickly squelched during first light.

Two books no amateur astronomer should be without.

A general overview of this unique instrument from Joseph Drapell

Little to date has been written about this new model yet it seems to have garnered a hefty share of bad press. After a rocky daylight intro, it then proceeded, by night, to treat my eyes to some savory sweet surprises.

Taking a gamble on the first of a scope can be harrowing, but this gamble paid off and keeps on being a winner.

I am having a lot of fun with this binoviewer while I wait for my 45mm Elite to be finished so here's my story.

Just published by Prometheus Books (11/05)

How big are the views in these GIANT binoculars ?

Something borrowed; something new

cheap, good and fast

If you want to have it all eye relief, field of view, contrast, and top notch build quality then you must read this.