High quality triplet lens objective made of premium Japanese ED glass bundled with accessories, Field Flattener and the Meade LX65 Mount.

Larger aperture Advanced Coma-Free (ACF) optics on a versatile mount. Can be fitted with a secondary optical tube and includes AudioStar handbox with extensive object database.

Single-arm mount with Meade’s AudioStar^® Hand controller. This new mount is compact, yet sturdy, providing a great combination of portability and performance.

Advanced Coma-Free (ACF) optical tube comes with Meade's Ultra-High Transmission Coatings (UTHC), oversized low-expansion borosilicate primary mirror with mirror-lock, Schott Borofloat glass corrector plate, diffraction limited optics, Losmandy-style dovetail, and dust cover.

Fast Advanced Coma-Free (ACF™) optical system for crisp, pinpoint imaging. Includes Losmany-style dovetail.

The DSI-IV Monochrome is the ideal camera for all of your astrophotography pursuits.

All-in-one camera to capture images and videos of the planets, the Moon and the Sun (with appropriate solar filters). It can also be used as an auto-guider.

October’s deep sky guide provides notes for exploring various interesting deep sky objects and lists other items of interest useful to the amateur astronomer.

The Advanced Coma-Free (ACF) optical system has brought the highest level of optical performance well within the reach of most amateurs.

September’s deep sky guide provides notes for exploring various interesting deep sky objects and lists other items of interest useful to the amateur astronomer.

Eyepieces are the most popular telescope accessories. They are used to adjust the magnification of the telescope...

August’s deep sky guide provides notes for exploring various interesting deep sky objects and lists other items of interest useful to the amateur astronomer.

Images can be captured with a telescope in a number of ways, namely at Prime Focus...

The deep sky guide for July highlights various deep sky objects of interest and lists other items useful to the amateur astronomer.

Can a telescope be used as a powerful lens for your DSLR camera? The answer is yes, as demonstrated in Fotodiox’s video.

June's deep sky guide provides notes for exploring various interesting deep sky objects and lists other items of interest useful to the amateur astronomer.