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OPTICAL ACCESSORIES

QUICK RELEASE

FINDERSCOPE BRACKET

A unique bracket for 50mm finderscopes, it’s designed for 8",

9.25" and 11" Schmidt-Cassegrain Telescopes. No tools are

required, and once it’s aligned, you can take it off and put it

on without losing alignment.

Bracket includes necessary mounting hardware. The additional

weight of this accessory may require that you use additional

optional counterweights for your telescope.

Model #51149-A Quick Release Finderscope Bracket

9X50 FINDERSCOPE

A high quality, economical 9x50 finderscope

with fully coated lenses and a 5.8° field of view.

Finderscopes are secondary scopes, used to help

locate objects in the main telescope. The larger the

finderscope, the more you'll see, to an upper limit of 50mm.

Units larger than 50mm have too narrow a field of view to be useful. Finderscopes mount

onto the main telescope tube and are an invaluable tool in locating objects for viewing.

Model #51611 9x50 Finderscope

STARPOINTER

™

FINDERSCOPE

Finding objects couldn’t be easier! A 1x, or unit power

finderscope designed so you can point the telescope while

scanning the sky with both eyes. A mirror lens projects the

image of a LED illuminated pinpoint into the line of sight,

providing you with a red dot of light to center on the object

you want to view.

Something like having a laser pointer that reaches into the

sky, it greatly simplifies finding objects. The brightness level is

adjustable, and the StarPointer can be used during daytime

observing as well. Attaches to any SCT telescope. Includes: StarPointer Finderscope,

2 mounting brackets and battery.

Model #51630 StarPointer Finderscope

9X50 FINDERSCOPE

WITH BRACKET

Same as the #51611 9X50 finderscope but

includes bracket and mounting hardware for

SCT telescopes.

Model #93783-8 9x50 Finderscope With Bracket

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