Best Telescopes for Hand

the menu items on the hand-held are a little confusing at first so make sure you review the instruction manual regarding the alignment procedure options.

the optics are great and the scope's hand held remote is very easy to use.

for both the photo software (and corresponding ccd lens - get rid of the usb connection that's only 6' lg) and also the antiquated 'proprietary' serial connnection for the hand-held controller.

within a short amount of time, we were able to view objects manually and with the hand-held go-to feature.

left hand pane has 12 different options.

it was great being away from light pollution, and of that whole trip my most memorable moment was that, being faced with the lord's handiwork.

i was informed that it could take over 14 days for my purchase to reach me and i had it in my hands in 10 days.

also, do not believe this scope can handle 750x or above.

at higher powers, (above 150x) the focuser is a little hard to handle.

its an alright telescopethe 4mm is nearly useless but the barlow comes in handymars is seen as only a red disk unless you get other filterssaturn and other planets are small thoughget a bigger

anyone who's pretty handy at building things will be able to figure it out; but it's not the easiest thing either.

people who do not care to examine and learn for themselves or are not used to handle and use spyglasses may have some problem getting the focus right.

on the plus side the sections slide smoothly, the brass is coated to prevent tarnishing, it is a nice handy size to put in a pack.

the hand controller now has a larger database of objects that the scope will go to, and more alignment methods have been added.

hand controller cannot be re-mounted in its recess.