Equatorial tracking mounts
Manual equatorial mounts allow for precise tracking of celestial objects.
Explore the night sky with high-powered equatorial reflectors and portable refractors designed for adults and beginners. These sets include color filters and phone adapters to help you capture and enhance your celestial views
Manual equatorial mounts allow for precise tracking of celestial objects.
Each model comes with color filters and phone adapters.
Apertures up to 203mm provide significant light-gathering for deep space.
These listings feature focal lengths up to 800mm and apertures reaching 203mm for professional-level observation. The models utilize equatorial mounts and Barlow lenses to achieve high magnification for astronomy enthusiasts.
The 150EQ and 203EQ models use equatorial mounts designed for adults who want to track stars accurately.
The 70mm aperture models are built for portability and include a carry bag for astronomy on the go.
These listings emphasize the inclusion of 5-color filter sets to improve contrast on different planets.
With 800mm focal lengths and Barlow lenses, these telescopes are geared toward high-powered viewing.
The 203mm reflector pulls in so much light that I can see faint details in distant nebulae.
I used the phone adapter on the 150EQ to take my first clear photos of the moon's craters.
The 70mm travel refractor is light enough to take on camping trips and sets up in minutes.
The 203EQ is a high-powered reflector with a 203mm aperture and 800mm focal length. It is designed for adults looking for professional-level light gathering and magnification.
These models come with a phone adapter in the box. This allows you to secure your smartphone to the eyepiece for taking photos of the moon and stars.
Most models in this set include a tripod, a phone adapter, a 3X Barlow lens, and a 5-color filter set. Some also include a carrying bag for travel.
The 70mm refractors are compact and designed for travel and beginners. The 150mm and 203mm reflectors are larger, higher-powered instruments using equatorial mounts for more advanced study.