Universal collimator R.E.E.G.O Pro led (R.E.E.G.O = Recognisement of Elements Extraxiality through Glows Observation; R.E.E.G.O = Recognisement of Elements Extraxiality by Glance Observation), compatible with refractors, Newton, RC, Cassegrain-derivatives, retro-reflectors

TS 8" f/12 Cassegrain telescope with fused Quartz mirror and only 33% obstruction - the ideal alternative to a Schmidt-Cassegrain

• Aperture 8" - 203 mm
• Focal length 2436 mm
• F-ratio f/12
• Large illuminated image field with 45 mm diameter
• Hyperbolic secondary mirror and parabolic primary mirror made of Quartz glass for stable focus position
• 99% reflection on primary and secondary mirror for an even brighter image
• Quick temperature adaption due to open design
• Pure reflective system without Schmidt plate or meniscus lens - fully suitable for Infrared
• Only 33 % linear obstruction - very well suited for visual astronomy
• 2" MONORAIL focuser with micro-gear reduction and 1.25" reduction are included
• M90 extension tubes for trouble-free focusing with almost any accessories included
• Internal baffles for higher contrast
• Losmandy style dovetail and Vixen/EQ5 style dovetail for trouble-free adaption to all popular mounts
• Finder-scope shoe is also included
• Very economically priced, compared with other classical Cassegrains

The Sky-Watcher AZ5 is an easy to use, grab-and-go telescope mount for visual astronomy and daytime terrestrial observations.
Constructed from cast aluminium and designed to attach small telescopes up to 9kg in weight, via a regular 45mm dovetail bar.

• High quality 127 mm Maksutov-Cassegrain
• Fully computerized Altazimuth mount
• StarPointer finderscope to help with alignment and accurately locating objects
• Quick-release fork arm mount, optical tube and accessory tray for quick no tool set up
• Sturdy stainless steel tripod and accessory tray included
• Good for terrestrial and celestial observing
• BONUS Astronomy Software download with a 10,000 object database, printable sky maps and 75 enhanced images

ASI224MC has a 1/3″ and 1.2M pixels sensor IMX224 with SONY Exmor and  NIR Technology.

Version: 1.3 (include Anti-amp glow function)

Extremely low read noise (0.75e – 1.5 e) and high sensitivity especially in IR range
Very suitable for astronomy and microscopy photograph

• Padded transport bag made to measure for Celestron ORIGIN telescope.
• Sturdy Three-Layer Construction: The bag is custom designed for the Celestron Origin and features a rugged, water-resistant polyester exterior. The internal padding is made of EPE foam and the inside is lined with a soft fabric.
• Equipped with a shoulder strap and multiple zips that allow quick access to the tube, making both assembly and disassembly of the Origin telescope quick.

• Store your entire telescope kit—optical tube, mount, and tripod—in one protected, portable, grab-and-go case.
• Ultra-durable 900 denier outer and super smooth inner polyester layers, sandwich 16mm thick EPE foam sheets to create a protective barrier for your telescope, tripod and mount.
• A PVC-reinforced hard bottom panel provides extra protection from the elements and minor bumps
• Three configurable, padded internal walls with Velcro strips help you get the perfect, customized fit for all your gear.
• Stash accessories in the external zippered pocket, bonus padded accessory bag, or clip them to the case’s external loops.

• Safe solar observation! 100% UV-protection, 100% IR-protection, sun light intensity reduced by 99,999%
• Our Solar Viewer AstroSolar® Silver/Gold – MADE IN GERMANY – safely protect your eyes for visual solar observation. This is THE solution to see the partial phase of Solar Eclipses or even big sunspots with your own eyes!
• Consists of Baader AstroSolar® Silver/Gold Film, with eye-sided reflex-free viewing. Also blocks IR, thus no unpleasant feeling of warmth in the eyeball. Optical Density OD=5,0 
• CE / ISO certified: conforms to and meets the transmission requirements for eye safety: EN ISO 12312-2:2015 – Instructions in four languages (English, German, French, Spanish) on the inner side of the solar viewer