- Location
- British Canuckistan
I have the older rubber armored version of this:
http://www.celestron.com/browse-shop/sport-optics/spotting-scopes/c90-mak-spotting-scope
great scope! fully multi-coated, 90mm aperture and very short body. the only thing you need to do is buy a variable eyepiece, which will run you about $100 for a good entry level model.
for variable zoom eyepiece, I have this:
http://ca.skywatcher.com/_english/03_accessories/02_detail.php?sid=166
and then I use this mount:
http://ca.skywatcher.com/_english/02_mounts/02_detail.php?sid=49
it's not your standard mount, but with teh built in slow motion controls, it's great for panning targets without overshooting and also makes, with use of your C90, for good use to look at the planets at night.
http://www.celestron.com/browse-shop/sport-optics/spotting-scopes/c90-mak-spotting-scope
great scope! fully multi-coated, 90mm aperture and very short body. the only thing you need to do is buy a variable eyepiece, which will run you about $100 for a good entry level model.
for variable zoom eyepiece, I have this:
http://ca.skywatcher.com/_english/03_accessories/02_detail.php?sid=166
and then I use this mount:
http://ca.skywatcher.com/_english/02_mounts/02_detail.php?sid=49
it's not your standard mount, but with teh built in slow motion controls, it's great for panning targets without overshooting and also makes, with use of your C90, for good use to look at the planets at night.




















































