Reviews

Ovision's new aftermarket worm makes almost any new or used G11 competitive with mounts at 3x the price in most imaging applications. The flexibility in configurations (servo go-to, stepper systems, manual or digital setting circles), snazzy aftermarket options such as the Berlebach tripod, and a large user base keep this model suprisingly flexible. The Ovision aftermarket worm may vault this well-known mount into a top-contender in its weight class for high performance imaging applications.

My New Grab-n-Go Dob!

It's Big, it's Black, and its 16 inches!

Several Meade 7” MAK owners have asked how this is done, including myself, so I did it and wrote it down for your information. Thanks, Steve Hollenbach

How does the new TOA 150 compare to the venerable FS-152?

An Option For Bringing Higher Powers To Your TV-60 (or other small focal length scope)

STill viable???

"Pro?" Or as John Steed would say..."Talented Amateur."

A nice accessory - but buyer beware.

If you're searching for a telescope with decent aperture and extreme portability, this Classic Celestron form 25+ years ago might fit your plans better than anything else.

Can't figure out how long of an exposure to take with your CCD camera? Want to know the real reasons behind how you figure this stuff out? Read on!

A no hassel setup.

A low cost mount which could give you big satisfaction!

I purchased these products to serve as my "grab-and-go" solution.

Just As I Suspected, It's All Done With Mirrors!