FireCel provides convenient, portable power for cell phones, tablets, MP3 players and other USB rechargeable devices. Additional features include a red LED flashlight to preserve night vision and electronic hand warmer to supply heat in chilly conditions.
A high quality made wooden eyepiece tray to fit on the EQ6 mounts. This handy accessory will hold 5 1.25" eyepieces and 3 2" eyepiece. Fits easily onto the EQ6 mount. No more dropping eyepieces in the dark!
One of the characteristics of the Newtonian telescope design is the location of the eyepiece near the open end of the optical tube. Frequently, stray light travels over the opposite side of the optical tube and prevents optimal viewing. Astrozap's Light Shields block stray light from interfering with dark adaption and concentration, thereby enabling a more enjoyable observing experience. Astrozap Light Shields are proudly made in the USA of ABS plastic for maximum durability, ease of care and appearance.
Made from lightweight .062 aluminum. Tall design blocks glare from the sun and off the observer's face. Both sides now painted high gloss white. Holds three 1-1/4 eyepieces, PST lens cap & PST diagonal plug. Rubber eyepiece holders prevent eyepieces from falling out when viewing the sun at higher altitudes. Will not block the built-in solar finder.
Celestron Elements ThermoTorch 3 Astro Red is your must-have outdoor tool. This 3-in-1 device features a 3-mode red flashlight, a hand warmer, and a portable power bank for recharging your personal electronics on the go.
Geoptik, in cooperation with the firm "Amadori Design" presents NADIRA, the new multi-functional chair. The ideal companion in astronomical observations for comfort.
This amazing Geoptik Sky Quality Meter measures the night sky brightness in magnitudes per square arcsecond making it a very accurate and useful tool for any astronomer.
This iOptron Electronic Automatic Focuser (iEAF) is designed for Crayford and Rack & Pinion focusers. The focuser is ASCOM compatible and will work with most planetarium and imaging software. It also can be adjusted manually by pressing a button on the focuser. It is powered via a 5V USB port.
If you are an observer and an imager, then having to swap instruments (cameras, eyepieces) is a reality because every telescope just features one "exit" port.