Sky-watcher Dual Led Flashlight by Sky-Watcher

Sky-watcher Dual Led FlashlightUseful Dual LED Flashlight. Essential Night Vision protecting red light for reading Star Charts and telescope operation. Instantly switch between Red and White Light (two pairs of LEDs) with adjustable brightness. Lanyard and batteries included. Price: £23.00 Buy Now from Warehouse Express

Sky-watcher Allview Electronic Shutter Release Cable N1 by Sky-Watcher

Sky-watcher Allview Electronic Shutter Release Cable N1An electronic shutter release cable to attach your SLR camera to the Sky-Watcher AllView Multi-Function Computerised Mount. For Nikon D3, D3S, D3X, D200, D300, D300S & D700. (Image for illustration purposes only). Price: £12.00 Buy Now from Warehouse Express

Sky-watcher Dual-axis Motor Drive For Eq-5 Mount by Sky-Watcher

Sky-watcher Dual-axis Motor Drive For Eq-5 MountThese dual axis motor drives, designed for EQ5 mounts, are essential in long-exposure astrophotography. They precisely control the telescopes’ tracking speed to compensate for the earth’s rotation during long exposure of celestial objects. Available in 2x, 4x, and 8x speeds through the Hand Controller. These DC motor drives run

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Sky-watcher Allview Electronic Shutter Release Cable N3 by Sky-Watcher

Sky-watcher Allview Electronic Shutter Release Cable N3An electronic shutter release cable to attach your SLR camera to the Sky-Watcher AllView Multi-Function Computerised Mount. For Nikon D5000 & D90. (Image for illustration purposes only). Price: £12.00 Buy Now from Warehouse Express

Sky-watcher Eq-2 Equatorial Mount And Aluminium Tripod by Sky-Watcher

Sky-watcher Eq-2 Equatorial Mount And Aluminium TripodThe EQ2 Equatorial Mount is suited to both beginners and experienced astronomers. It offers very good stability and the tall, fully adjustable aluminium tripod with large accessory tray is a real plus. This mount features 360deg; slow-motion tracking gears on both the right ascension and declination axes with flexible

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Sky-watcher Astrolux 76mm Newtonian Reflector Telescope by Sky-Watcher

Sky-watcher Astrolux 76mm Newtonian Reflector TelescopeThe Sky-Watcher Astrolux 76mm (3″”) f/700 Newtonian Reflector Telescope. An easy to operate reflector telescope which is ideal for the first-time buyer or younger user. Perfect for all-round use, the 76mm aperture gathers 18% more light than a 70mm aperture, making the telescope suitable for simple study of star clusters

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Sky-watcher Eq-5 Equatorial Mount And Stainless Steel Pipe Tripod by Sky-Watcher

Sky-watcher Eq-5 Equatorial Mount And Stainless Steel Pipe TripodEQ-5 Equatorial Mount & Stainless Steel Pipe TripodThe very sturdy EQ5 Equatorial mount provides excellent precision and stability and a host of other useful features for the serious astronomer. The mount rests firmly on a large, adjustable stainless steel pipe tripod with accessory tray. Supplied complete with

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Sky-watcher Auto-focuser by Sky-Watcher

Sky-watcher Auto-focuserHands-free D.C. focusing device, for accurate focusing, with the minimum of vibration. Dual speed push-button operation (fast & slow). Price: £65.00 Buy Now from Warehouse Express

Sky-watcher Eq3 Pro Synscan Goto Deluxe Equatorial Mount And Aluminium Tripod by Sky-Watcher

Sky-watcher Eq3 Pro Synscan Goto Deluxe Equatorial Mount And Aluminium TripodSky-Watcher offers simple solutions for users who would like to attach their smaller telescope to a convenient computerized system but do not wish to deal with the weight of the HEQ5 or EQ6 mounts. The EQ3 PRO SynScanTM mounts use the same Go-To system found

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Sky-watcher Az-3 Alt-azimuth Mount And Aluminium Tripod by Sky-Watcher

Sky-watcher Az-3 Alt-azimuth Mount And Aluminium TripodThis high quality alt-azimuth mount comes complete with a adjustable aluminium tripod and large accessory tray. It features two flexible slow-motion cables – one for vertical and one for horizontal control – so it can accurately tracks distant moving objects with ease. This mounting is ideal for terrestrial observations

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