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The Orion SpaceProbe 130 EQ Reflector is a Newtonian reflector telescope packaged with a sturdy equatorial mount, two Explorer II eyepieces, a 6x30 finder scope, and Orion‘s Starry Night Special Edition software. Invented by Sir Isaac Newton, reflector telescopes provide more light gathering power per dollar than any other telescope design. With 130mm (5.1 inches) of aperture, the SpaceProbe 130 produces images that are twice as bright as 90mm telescopes and more than four times brighter than 60mm beginner scopes. The Orion SpaceProbe 130 EQ Reflector with its Explorer II eyepieces serves up bright, clear images of the Moon, the planets, and even deep space objects like star clusters and galaxies. The 25mm eyepiece magnifies the image by 36 times; when I look at the Pleiades or Seven Sisters cluster at 36X the SpaceProbe 130 shows me a bright open cluster with dozens of point-like stars filling the field of view. When I use the 10mm eyepiece (90X magnification) the lunar disk fills the field of view and the rings of Saturn are plainly resolved. And when I use an optional Ultima 2X Barlow with the 10mm eyepiece for 180X magnification I can see the cloud bands of Jupiter and pick out individual stars in bright globular clusters like M13. The EQ2 equatorial mount included with the Orion SpaceProbe 130 EQ Reflector comes partially assembled, but it shouldn’t take long to set up. The trick to using an equatorial mount is to point the polar axis at Polaris, the North Star. Once the mount is aligned and balanced, the telescope tracks stars and planets at high power with just a turn of one slow motion knob. You can even add an optional motor drive for hands free tracking. The Orion SpaceProbe 130 EQ Newtonian Reflector Telescope is a simply a great value. The Explorer II eyepieces deliver bright sharp images of the Moon, the planets and the stars, and the EQ2 mount can be motorized for hands free tracking. --Jeff Phillips Pros: More than 4 times brighter than 60mm scopes Includes two eyepieces and a 6x30 finder Solid equatorial mount and aluminum tripod Starry Night software and SkyTheatre DVD included

Ships to the U.S. including Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico. Orion SpaceProbe 130 EQ Reflector Telescope An affordable but very capable telescope130mm aperture and 900mm focal length for great all-around viewing performanceIncludes sturdy tripod and equatorial mount for hands-free celestial trackingIncludes two eyepieces, finder scope, focuser, collimation cap, and FREE Starry Night astronomy softOne-year limited warranty A lot of folks shopping for their first telescope tell us that they have always had a fascination with the stars. They've been wanting to get a telescope for a long time, they say. We understand very well the lure of the night sky. It has intrigued mankind for millennia with its beauty and mysteriousness. And still does. So it's only natural to want to know more about it, to get a closer look. If you share this fascination, and are ready finally to spring for that telescope, then consider the affordable but very capable Orion SpaceProbe 130mm EQ Reflector Telescope. Sporting the classic long-tube Newtonian design, the Orion SpaceProbe 130mm provides great all-around viewing performance. One minute you can be studying lunar crater formations at high power; the next, the ethereal glow of a nebular star factory. A few minutes later, the ringed visage of Saturn. All served in crisp detail by way of the SpaceProbe's light-gathering 130mm (5.1") primary mirror of 900mm focal length (f/6.9). The mirror lies at the base of the rolled-steel optical tube, which is outfitted with a smooth rack-and-pinion focuser. It accepts 1.25" telescope eyepieces, including the two fully coated Explorer II telescope eyepieces that come standard with the Orion SpaceProbe 130mm: a 25mm for low-power viewing at 36x and a 10mm for higher-power looks at 90x. Also standard is a 6x30 achromatic finder scope to help home in on celestial targets. The mount is our sturdy EQ-2 equatorial model, with adjustable aluminum legs and accessory tray. Slow-motion controls allow fine

Our classic XT8 isn't just great bang for the buck, it's a veritable explosion of telescope value. It combines powerful parabolic optics with the ultimate in mechanical stability. The SkyQuest XT8 features an 8" parabolic primary mirror that will tease out detail in nebulas, resolve stars in globular clusters, and reveal subtle structure in galaxies. The enameled steel optical tube sports a 2" aluminum rack-and-pinion focuser that accepts both 2" and 1.25" eyepieces. The tube moves effortlessly on Teflon/UHMW bearings for point-and-view simplicity. Comes complete with navigation knob, 6x30 finder scope, two 1.25" Sirius Plossl eyepieces, eyepiece rack, collimation cap, and hard dust cap.

The Orion XT series (available in 4.5", 6", 8", and 10") includes some of my favorite entry-level telescopes, and I recommend this one, the 8", most of all. It's well-made, has very good optics, is relatively cheap, isn't too big or too small, and has a nice look. It features an 8" mirror that gathers enough light to do serious work. The mount is a simple alt-az ("altitude-azimuth," a fancy term that simply means "up-down-left-right") design. There is no automated tracking mechanism. When the object in your field of view starts to go out of sight, you simply push to scope along to re-center it. This may sound inconvenient, but the axes are very smooth and responsive to the touch. To maintain tension, the altitude axis ("up-down") uses an innovative spring system. The springs also allow one hardy and ambitious individual to pick up and move it with one hand (the scope weighs 42 lbs.) A 6X30 finder scope is included to help you get oriented, as well as two eyepieces: a 25 mm Plossl (49X) and a 10 mm Plossl (121X). While these eyepieces are of decent quality, the dedicated observer will eventually want to upgrade to better eyepieces like one of Orion's own Ultrascopics. Regardless of eyepiece though, this scope will let you easily see Saturn's rings (this is something you do not want to miss, trust me), Jupiter and its four moons, dozens of named craters on the moon, and hundreds of star clusters, galaxies (wait until you see the Andromeda Galaxy) and nebulae. It'll keep you busy for years. Yes, you could go to the mall and get one of those cheap little computer-controlled gizmo telescopes. The problem is, those cute little scopes won't do any one thing well, and they don't gather enough light (the XT8's 8" mirror gathers eight to ten times as much light as those little 2"-3" scopes). If you've got a new-found interest in astronomy and want an entry-level telescope, you need look no further--although I should also point out that Orion has an excellent upgraded version of the scope called the "Intelliscope" which features the ability to locate thousands of objects by hand using a separately sold paddle-style controller. And if you can't swing the price of the XT8 Intelliscope, I recommend the slightly smaller XT6, which is also a great deal for the price. --Ed Ting Pros Great scope for the price At 8", the mirror is big enough to do serious work Includes two perfectly serviceable eyepieces Easy re-centering of objects Enough viewing power to keep you occupied for years Cons No automated tracking mechanism The serious sky watcher may need to eventually upgrade to a better eyepiece A not very portable 42 pounds

The Meade NG-60 60mm refracting telescope is an excellent first telescope for the beginning astronomer or the casual observer of land or sky. Supplied complete with two eyepieces, a fine achromatic objective lens, a fully adjustable aluminum tripod, and the modern, highly functional Meade NG-series altazimuth mounting, the NG-60 easily surpasses commonly available, lower-quality introductory telescopes. The Meade NG-60 altazimuth refractor also makes an excellent land-view instrument for the birdwatcher, the naturalist, or the homeowner with a view. In conjunction with the single-arm mount are precision manual slow-motion controls on each axis, to permit smooth telescope motion. All of the major planets except Pluto are easily observable through the NG-60. Study Saturn and its ring system; the primary cloud belts of Jupiter as well as its four major satellites; the Moonlike phases of Mercury and Venus; prominent features on Mars; and the starlike images of the distant Uranus and Neptune. The Moon stands out in stark, almost three-dimensional detail: craters, mountain ranges, and fault lines. You'll be able to see hundreds of nebulae, star clusters, double and multiple stars, and variable stars in our galaxy, plus dozens of other galaxies as well.Product FeaturesAltazimuth mount for smooth movementGreat for terrestrial and space viewing2 eye pieces (78x and 28x)700mm focal lengthAluminum tripod with accessory trayTechnical DetailsBrand Name: Meade

The Meade Saturn NG-60 telescope, which hails from Meade's Next Generation series, incorporates an advanced industrial design and high-quality instruments, making it a perfect fit for budding backyard astronomers and serious hobbyists. The scope's large, precision-bearing surfaces yield smooth manual motions as you track an object, while the ultra-modern appearance adds a cutting-edge touch to your sunroom or patio. The NG-60 is great for viewing the major planets--such as Saturn and its ring system, the moonlike phases of Mercury and Venus, and the primary cloud belts of Jupiter--or for such terrestrial tasks as bird watching, nature gazing, or neighborhood surveying. Other celestial bodies show up in vivid detail as well, including hundreds of nebulae, star clusters, variable stars, and distant galaxies. Meade's topnotch optical design starts with a 60mm diameter objective lens, coated for pinpoint sharpness, and two 1.25-inch eyepieces (one MA9mm and one MA25mm) to ensure a wide field of view. The focal length of 700 mm (with an f/11.7 ratio), meanwhile, isn't as powerful as many high-end telescopes, but still keeps objects looking razor sharp. The instruments are housed in a durable aluminum tube assembly and balanced on a fully adjustable aluminum tripod (with an accessory tray) with an altazimuth single-tine mount. Other details include a rack-and-pinion focuser, a 5x24mm viewfinder with a rubber eyecup, and a 1.25-inch diagonal mirror. The telescope also comes with Meade's StarNavigator PC software, which boasts a database of more than 10,000 celestial objects. The application offers an ideal way to virtually explore the heavens before looking through the telescope's eyepiece and finding the real planets, galaxies, nebulae, and star clusters. The software also includes detailed star charts for printing, along with easy-to-use Microsoft Windows pulldown menus and online help. The Saturn NG-60 telescope is backed by a one-year warranty. What's in the Box Telescope with viewfinder, software CD-ROM, user's manual.

9" Ring and Pinions are Made with Premiun 8620 Material. Ratios Available: 3:50, 3:70, 3:89, 4:11, 4:30, 4:56, 4:71, 4:86, 5:00, 5:14, 5:29, 5:37, 5:43, 5:67, 5:83, 6:00, 6:20, 6:33, 6:50.

Precision Gear understands the rigors of racing. Horsepower is useless unless you can get it to the ground. Most companies providing ring and pinions today look for the cheapest source without consideration of quality. They "stand behind" their product until the day you buy it and install it on your car. At Precision Gear each ring and pinion we sell is backed by an exclusive Five Year Warranty! Our gears are made from high quality 8620 forgings and Gleason gear cutting technology because our gears are made to last!Recommended Master Installation Kit: 82 and Earlier 35201183 and Later 352011AAxle InformationRing Gear Diameter: 9"Pinion Shaft Diameter: 1.313"Ring Gear Bolts: 10Right Hand Threads: 7/16" x 20Pinion Splines: 28Cover Bolts: 10Applications:1967 - 86 Bronco1963 - 72 Comet1967 - 79 Cougar1957 - 86 F100 & F1501957 - 86 E100 & E1501968 - 74 E2001957 - 78 Full Size Ford1964 - 70 Fairlane1975 - 80 Granada1971 - 79 LTD II1975 - 80 Monarch1968 - 76 Montego1965 - 73 Mustang1971 - 79 Torino1977 - 80 Versialles

Precision Gear understands the rigors of racing. Horsepower is useless unless you can get it to the ground. Most companies providing ring and pinions today look for the cheapest source without consideration of quality. They "stand behind" their product until the day you buy it and install it on your car. At Precision Gear each ring and pinion we sell is backed by an exclusive Five Year Warranty! Our gears are made from high quality 8620 forgings and Gleason gear cutting technology because our gears are made to last!Recommended Master Installation Kit: 82 and Earlier 35201183 and Later 352011AAxle InformationRing Gear Diameter: 9"Pinion Shaft Diameter: 1.313"Ring Gear Bolts: 10Right Hand Threads: 7/16" x 20Pinion Splines: 28Cover Bolts: 10Applications:1967 - 86 Bronco1963 - 72 Comet1967 - 79 Cougar1957 - 86 F100 & F1501957 - 86 E100 & E1501968 - 74 E2001957 - 78 Full Size Ford1964 - 70 Fairlane1975 - 80 Granada1971 - 79 LTD II1975 - 80 Monarch1968 - 76 Montego1965 - 73 Mustang1971 - 79 Torino1977 - 80 Versialles

Packing List: Binocular stereo microscope body;A pair of WF10X/20 eyepieces;A pair of WF20X/10 eyepieces;A pair of rubber eyeshields;Add-on 0.5x auxiliary objective lens;A full set of articulating arm boom stand;144 LED ring light with AC power adapter;48 mm thread ring light adapter

Packing List: Zoom microscope body with camera on;Stand with microscope holder;Base with black/white plastic plate on;Ring light with controller;Power adapter for ring light;Power adapter for camera;3D viewing attachment;4 screws;Allen keys;Dust cover

Packing List: Zoom microscope body with camera on;Stand with microscope holder;Base with black/white plastic plate on;Ring light with controller;Power adapter for ring light;3D viewing attachment;Calibration plate;USB cable for camera;CD (driver and software included);4 screws;Allen keys;Dust cover