Easy to Use telescope

Easy to Use

MADE TO BE EASY

Ease of use was the most important factor in the design of this scope. You don’t have to know anything about astronomy or electronics, or celestial motions or computers to set it up. All you do is put the tube assembly on top of the rotating base and point the tube at what you want to see.

Our patented Compton Tube Clamp allows the tube to be rotated for easier eyepiece placement and allows one hand adjustment of the tube back and forth in its large cradle to maintain balance as you add or remove tube mounted accessories. Smoothness of motion is everything.

The eyepieces are chosen for their high quality, wide angle views with a long eye relief. That means everyone, even those who must keep their eyeglasses on, can comfortably access the heavens.

We've made finding things in the sky intuative and incredibly easy. Pointing the main scope to the wonders of the universe simply requires pushing the tube in an intuative and buttery smooth natural way.

The finder scope systems are designed to make it incredibly easy to find what you want to see in the sky, and

Everything you need is provided. You don’t ever have to buy anything else to make it right.

It is the closest thing to a point and shoot sky viewing machine that there is.

YOU DON"T NEED

There is a long list of things you don’t need to do with this scope.

You don’t need the exact latitude and longitude you are viewing from to set the scope up.

You don't need to know the exact time

You don't need to level the scope, although there are adjustments for uneven terrain.

You don't need to find pointer stars or align the telescope to true north.

You don't need to buy and use special tools to align the optics.

You don't need a cooling fan or the power supply to run one.

You don't need to climb ladders, you don't need to kneel.

You don't need adjust your viewing comfort to match the scope as the eyepiece position is fully adjustable.

You don't need to add or adjust weights to balance scope.

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The only thing you need to do is set it down and point it at something

FINDERS

We do not skimp on the finder telescopes.

The optical finder is a small telescope equivalent to of one half of a fine pair of binoculars. Its eyepiece has cross-hairs making it a cinch to find what you’re looking for.

The green lasar finder shoots a narrow beam of visable light to the object you want to see in the night sky. All you have to do is look at the sky while you point the light beam at what you want to see by simply moving the tube.

These high quality instruments make it easy to find what you are looking for.

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