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The Paramount MX Base to Pier Adaptor Plate is an optional accessory to the Paramount MX Robotic Telescope Mount that allows the Paramount MX to be...
View full detailsSolar Astronomy Handbook This book was conceived and written by a group of German amateur observers. Each section was the responsibility of the ama...
View full detailsThe Solar Viewers by Baader Planetarium are a high-quality product which is extremely well suited for naked-eye solar observations. The most-common...
View full detailsNEVER view the SUN directly, even during a partial eclipse and especially not through sunglasses, photographic films, slides, x-rays, etc… It is st...
View full detailsSouthern Sky Guide Both novice and advanced skywatchers will value this comprehensive and easy-to-use guide to the brilliant and ever-changing sigh...
View full detailsFrom bestselling author and British astronaut Tim Peake, an inspirational human history of space travel, from the Apollo missions to our future for...
View full detailsThe Star Adventurer Mount is an ultra portable equatorial mount kit ideal for small telescopes or for astrophotography with camera lenses up to 200...
View full detailsSAM is a high precision, portable and stable tracking platform for sidereal, solar and lunar tracking with automatic DSLR shutter release control. ...
View full detailsStar Analyser 100 Since its launch in 2005, the Star Analyser 100 has introduced thousands of amateur astronomers worldwide to the fascinating fiel...
View full detailsStar Analyser 200 Since its launch in 2005, the Star Analyser 100 has introduced thousands of amateur astronomers worldwide to the fascinating fiel...
View full detailsStar Hopping to the Messiers These days Star Hopping is a dying craft, in an age when almost everyone uses a GoTo mount and push button is so much ...
View full details"It is not often that a book opens the eyes of a whole generation of amateur astronomers—but the first edition of Dick Suiter’s Star Testing Astron...
View full detailsStargazing Basics Astronomy can be daunting for beginners — after all there’s a whole universe out there! But stargazing basics don’t have to be h...
View full detailsSpecifications The guide camera images a star through an off-axis guider (OAG), either supplied with the AO Unit as an optional extra, or through a...
View full detailsSpecifications The guide camera images a star through an off-axis guider (OAG), either supplied with the AO Unit as an optional extra, or through a...
View full detailsThe Lodestar utilises a very sensitive Sony ‘ExView’ CCD (the ICX829AK) with an array of 752 x 580 pixels in a ‘half-inch’ format. Although the chi...
View full detailsThe original Lodestar used the ICX429 Exview chip from Sony and offered excellent sensitivity. However, the Lodestar X2 and the Lodestar PRO utilis...
View full detailsSpecifications CCD type: ICX267AL Sony SuperHAD interline CCD with low dark current and vertical anti-blooming. CCD Full resolution pixel data: ...
View full detailsSpecifications CCD type: ICX267AL Sony SuperHAD interline CCD with low dark current and vertical anti-blooming. CCD Full resolution pixel data: ...
View full detailsSpecification CCD type: ICX825AL Sony ExView II interline CCD with ultra low dark current and vertical anti-blooming. CCD Full resolution pixel ...
View full detailsSpecifications CCD type: ICX825AL Sony ExView II interline CCD with ultra low dark current and vertical anti-blooming. CCD Full resolution pixel d...
View full detailsOverview Very large, high resolution ‘SuperHAD’ CCD chip, with 6,000,000 x 7.8uM square pixels in a 23.4 x 15.6mm array. Size equivalent to APS fi...
View full detailsThere's lots of advantages of using a CCD chip for deep-sky imaging compared to CMOS cameras. Please note this camera uses a "Grade 1" CCD chip. Sp...
View full detailsThere's lots of advantages of using a CCD chip for deep-sky imaging compared to CMOS cameras. If you'd like to know more, read BINTEL's tech articl...
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