↳ Challenges Q&A and target suggestions.TSS Photo of the Day & Viewing Report of the Day.↳ Electronically Assisted Astronomy (EAA).I know most on here are non-USA residents, but for anybody that is from the US, I would highly recommend using Agena. ↳ Remote Imaging - Images and Discussions Providing telescopes, cameras, mounts, and more for amateur astronomers since 2003. 409 Location: Sacramento, CA, USA Posted I just had a great experience with Agena Astro ( ).Here's the link for the vixen finder adapter if anyone is interested. When Barsta was in business I saw no logo dual EDs (as well as other known EP lines) listed on their webpage (pretending to be. To be precise BST doesn't make anything, just rebadging like Orion, Olivon etc. Just received a 4' extender/riser for my Telrad and a GSO RACI 8x50 finder from Agena Astro in USA. With the adjustments as far as they can go on the finder, I was still a half an inch from the target through the finder.ĭoes anyone have a suggestion for a good finder scope for the ES 80mm triplet refractor? If you order 500 (of each) your logo can be put on them. The adapter worked well, but the finder scope did not. I also purchased a Meade/Explore Scientific to Vixen finder adapter, and the Celestron StarPointer red dot finder, which I really enjoyed on my previous Nexstar 130 SLT. Providing telescopes, cameras, mounts, and more for amateur astronomers since 2003. Also, it is kind of a pain because I am left-eye dominant (although not a huge deal) and the adjustments for it are a pain. It was very expensive and there's a giant finger print on the glass inside of the finder, so inside the crosshairs is extremely blurry.
I purchased the 80x50 straight through illuminated Viewfinder along with my ES 80mm APO triplet. Hello everyone! I was wondering what kind of finder scope you guys are using? This is a question for everyone, but I am particularly interested in those with the Explore Scientific 80mm ED Triplet APO refractor.
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