7 results for "Stellarscope" between $0 and $150

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$139

towerhobbies.com

$178

Easily find and view stars, constellations and planets. Dial-in computer software with star and planet locator coordinates to view celestial objects. Features a 715mm focal length, a 72mm aperture, an erecting prism, 2X Barlow and a power range of 38X-206X. Also includes amber illuminated altitude/azimuth dials, a red dot finder scope, an illuminated compass and an aluminum tripod. Manufacturer's Suggested Age: 8 Years and Up. Number of Pieces: 1.

	enasco.com	$37		mcdonaldobservatory.org	$39
	bluewaterweb.com	$39		starmajic.com	$39
	Target	$39		Celestaire	$42

Put the Stellarscope in your pocket and head for the stars. A tool for charting the night sky on any day of the year, this portable planetarium uses computer-generated star maps and a series of calibrated wheels to help you find and identify the constellations and major stars. Includes night light. France.

	24hours7days.com	$99		brightworld.com	$99
	0-0-0checkmate.com	$99		optics-city.com	$116
	toysoup.com	$116		playfairtoys.com	$129

Young astronomers can easily find and view stars, constellations, and planets with this quality telescope. Features Stellarium locating software, an erecting prism, 2x Barlow, 38x-206x range, illuminated altitude/azimuth dials and compass, an aluminum tripod and more. Ages 8 and up.

Wouldn’t it be great to have a real astronomer by your side as you observe the night sky? Uncle Milton combined an advanced-design telescope with unique computer software to help you experience the night sky like never before! Install the software on your computer to get coordinates. Set your telescope with these coordinates to target planets, stars and constellations. Features: 72mm refractor telescope; Power range 38x-206x; 38x eyepiece lens; 103x eyepiece lens; 2x Barlow lens; Red dot finder scope...