Thank you for this very informative and helpful video. When I was looking for my first telescope a month ago, I saw your video and decided to get the Solarix 76/350. Now, since I have it and am a first time telescope user, I still watch your video to get to know my telescope better. For example today, I watched it again to know what else apart from the sun and the moon, I can see with my telescope. My next goal is to watch Saturn. THANK YOU!!
Thank you! This was an amazing talk about this telescope! I just bought one used (my first one) for 25 EUR. I thought it'd be amazing to show my kids (4 and 3) the Moon and stuff. But I got hooked up :D I didn't get the Barlow, so I ordered one from aliexpress, can't wait to try it (I also ordered a nicer 23mm eyepiece). It's already amazing to see sunspots, Jupiter with its moons, but with a better eyepiece I'm sure it'll be nicer. A really useful upgrade would be too expensive for me now, but later on I'll buy a bigger newtonian :)
I've only just discovered your channel, and I'm already a fan. It's obvious that you take great care in the production of your videos, and the fact that you are very mindful of safety in relation to children using telescopes makes hitting the subscribe button a no-brainer. Thank you! I will try to be the caring adult when introducing my daughter to the night sky and its wonders.
Hi Robert, this is one of the more informative videos on RUclips.. The rest that i have seen have been nothing more than a sales pitch. Its really sad though that they don't include a simple cheap finder though as trying to locate specific stars with the scope is a nightmare.. unfortunately stars don't cast shadows on the wall like the sun and the technique that you show is only good for the sun. I've tried eyeballing and pointing with my finger on the top and sides of the barrel and I'm still finding it quite impossible - sometimes I get lucky.. I'm wondering about getting a decent laser pointer (5mw) and 3d Printing a mount to attach it to the barrel.. Maybe that would get me close?? I agree about the 4mm eyepiece, it may be ok foe x88, but useless doubled..
To reword the answer to the question "is the telescope suitable for a child?" I would say is the child suitable for a telescope.. in their maturity and understanding of their operation of the equipment.
I got the National Geographic version of this for my 9 year old daughter. Fingers crossed. I was never into astronomy per se , but im beginning to get interested myself because of her.
Great review. I've ordered this telescope as a first time user. Hopefully it will be here in a few days. I do like the idea of being able to take pics via a mobile phone. 👍
Thank you for this very informative and helpful video. Excuse me, for my bad English. I would like to ask if you have any photos taken with this telescope of Jupiter with satellites, Saturn's rings, the Moon and some interesting deep sky objects. I'm about to buy this telescope and I don't want to be disappointed. Thank you
What eyepiece upgrades would you recommend for this scope? Brilliant channel by the way, best astronomy channel on RUclips and couldn't be more genuine in days when that is sorely lacking on RUclips.
Robert did say that the 4mm (350 / 4= x88) and the x2 barlow (88 x 2 = x176 (Max x175 on this telescope)) was useless and after trying, to look at the moon I agree. Telescopes are reported to be not so good at max magnifications.. He did say that he thinks the max magnification would be around x100. A 6mm eyepiece would give (350 / 6 = x58) and using the x2 barlow (58 x 2 = x116) - near enough.. so anything between 6mm & 20mm, depending on what magnification you want to aim for..
I want to buy my first telescope and I was doubting between a couple. This one is fairly cheap and comes with a telephone mount. My only question is: Can I see planets with it? I really want to see the rings of Saturn with my own eyes, would this be a suitable first telescope to achieve that goal? Thanks in advance from the Netherlands 🇳🇱!
@@dominics078 hij wilde waarschijnlijk eerst weten of hij goed was voordat hij hem ging kopen Persoonlijk zou ik hem graag willen hebben zodat ik misschien betere foto's kan maken!
Hi Robert. Is it possible to use IR filter together with this telescope? In opposite to the sun filter, I want to ser the IR picture through the smartphone screen as you demonstrated in the video. Thanks
Man, i've just received this tscope and the world is upside down trough it. I think a lens must be missin somewhere but i have no other to search for diferences. Help.
Great day to you x I just got this telescope as a first-time one and your video was brilliant 👏👏 I don't think I've got a low IQ but until I watched this I had wasted at least an hour 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 pls give me some advice on what lens i should get that wld be the best .
Hey, I got this telescope but don't know how to find stars without a finderscope. I get how to find the sun and perfectly line up but I don't know how to do it with stars? Can someone help me?
I appreciate you trying to be fairly honest about this telescope's capabilities, limitations and warn about it's safety aspects, but personally I would not even recommend a "telescope" like this to an adult. The aperture (mirror size in this case) and focal length are simply to small to satisfy for longer than a very short sneak peak of the night sky. Also the fact that it is mounted on an Alt Azimuth mount and not an Equatorial mount, combined with the fact that a finder scope is missing, makes it very hard to find objects and also makes it really hard to follow them as the earth keeps rotating and the objects move out of the field of view of the telescope. I have sold telescopes to beginners for several years and my advise would be not to waste your money on cheap beginner scopes but buy a decent telescope with at least a 6 inch (15 cm) mirror or a 4 inch (10 cm) lens mounted on a sturdy equatorial mount which can be upgraded by adding a tracking motor or even goto capabilities. Telescopes like these will give you many years of satisfactory observing of the night sky and do not end the hobby prematurely in disappointment. Just my 2 cents.
I think that AZ mount is more user-friendly in terms of navigating to an object and generally a better option when one doesn't aim for a long exposure photography since it also doesn't need any counter weights. But I agree that these telescopes of the cheapest sort are not a good way to spend money. In my opinion, they are doomed to stay looked in a shed forever after several nights. Very painful to use and do not show much.
@ Martin Skywatcher . Respectfully disagree . Overwhelming majority of people considering to use telescopes absolutely DO NOT have the place to set even modestly steady mount and even 3" or 4" telescopes . Let alone larger apertures , forget about motor driven mounts . A lot of people , myself included , do not have backyards or something simile , to set up the steady good telescope mount and telescope . And probably will never have backyards in the future . They live in the cities , in an apartment buildings . So , it`s either balcony or the roof or maybe the park . Here comes into play very , very !! light tripods with small aperture telescopes , easy to take with you wherever , any place close by , and set it in a minutes to take a look at the sky . I have Celestrone 8" SCT with CGEM mount - never ever used it . There is no place to set it up . I though use very small light refractors , light Celestron c-90 Mak spotting scope and little Mead ETX-90 . I would always recommend , especially as a first telescope , to buy a very small , light , cheap telescope - the one which should not take to set up more than some 5 /15 minutes . If person is really gets interested in telescopes - it`s always easy to buy one or two larger and better telescopes . In other words - your "GO TO" ( not the GO TO mount !! ) telescope should be ( ideally) as portable and accessible , always somewhere under your hand , as your smart cell phone . I found to be ideal for myself - 50/60mm short refractors or 90cm Cassegrains plus very stable photo tripod with good gripping head . Again - if telescope is more cumbersome to handle on a daily / weekly basis than the cell phone - it`s for sure going to be abandoned . It will not be used as often as it could and should be . Period . Even rather " light and small " telescope like Celestrone 4SE or anything with that decent ( means heavy ) German Equatorial mount - is just as " comfortable" to use often , as using your Desktop PC or Mac , or even laptop " on the go " , instead of the smart phone . You want serious large aperture telescope with CGEM or simile tracking mount - first buy or rent a house with the backyard . OK , maybe a little of a stretch - but just a little . Clear Skies .
Malvina Carabas I have a 6 and a 10 Newtonian telescope, both are mounted on an equatorial mount and as I live in a city I do take them in a car to a darkside. For newtonian (or reflector telescopes with a mirror) it is quite easy to make a dobsonian mount, which is easier to take to a dark side.
Martin Brada Once you get your head around the workings of an equatorial mount, they are just as easy to direct and have the benefit they can track an object much easier.
You do not necessarily need a backyard, a car is enough. But the size is not the problem. It's absolutely reasonable to have something small and portable. The problem is that it's extremely cheap, which means wobbly mount, bad eyepieces, bad focuser etc. A portable telescope can be this or it can also be a small apochromatic refractor on a decent AZ mount like Vixen Porta for at least 10 times the price. It will show much more especially on the planets and the Moon since it allows higher magnifications. That's the other extreme but what I am trying to say is that people should avoid these cheapest telescopes and possibly buy something more decent in the middle of the spectrum. Unless they intentionally buy it just to look at the Moon five times and then forget about it.
Pleas help me with some info, I have this telescope, but it dosen't have a scope and is realy realy hard to catch planets and others. Can you pleas tell me what scope is good for this and how to do the mount ? Thank you ! Al the best.
Hey, I got this telescope but don't know how to find stars without a finderscope. I get how to find the sun and perfectly line up but I don't know how to do it with stars? Can someone help me?
Q. I have exactly that telescope for my son (14) to start out with. But since there is no finderscope we are having really problems lining it up with smaller objects in the sky , that do of course move ,,planet rotating etc...depending on lens ,, are there any tips to help us focus on what we can see,, stars , planets etc..
Patrick Caldwell hi, I'm 15 and have this telescope aswell, I usually look down the top of the telescope and line it up with the body I want to observe. If I can't see it through the eyepiece after that I wobble the telescope around a small bit until I see the body and then I start to focus
Quick question , i have an old telecope i bought 10-15 years ago in the attic , the Sky Watcher Mercury 705 AZ3 , is the Bresser Solarix 76 better or is the sky watcher better ?
Hi Janah. The Mercury 705 you already own is a much (much!) better telescope than the Bresser Solarix. But that's probably not what you wanted to hear given that the 705 has been banished to the attic. The 705 is quite a short focal length instrument (longer than the Bresser though) and may not have performed well with the supplied optical accessories. It has a good quality air-spaced 70mm objective but lacks focal length. So a good Barlow (spend at least 30 GBP - 45 USD) and a good 12mm Plossl eyepiece will transform your existing telescope and let you get the best from it. I hope this helps. KR RJD A&NTV
@@RocketPlanet Hello again , i think i might have to try what you suggested here , is there any specific Barlow u recommend i buy for this telescope? also if u can give me a good brand name for the 12mm
HI GOD BLESS, SIR, I HAVE ASKED YOU ABOUT THE MEADE STARNAVIGATOR102 & ALL THE FEATURES THAT YOU HAD SHOWN TO COME WITH THIS TELESCOPE. I HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO MAKE CONTACT WITH ASTRONOMY&NATURE CENTER TO FIND OUT JUST HOW TO BUY THIS TELESCOPE BUNDLE SET? . AND WHAT IS THE TOTAL COST FOR THAT TELESCOPE? ALSO WHAT MAY I EXPECT TO BE ABLE TO SEE USING THIS TELESCOPE OR IS THERE A MUCH BETTER TELESCOPE AT THE SAME COST WITH AS MANY FEATURES THAT YOU HAVE OFFERED WITH THIS MEADE NAVIGATOR102 GOTO TELESCOPE BUNDLE SET-UP. NOW I HAVE SEEN BOTH BAD & GOOD REVIEWS OF BOTH MEADE THIS PARTICULAR TELESCOPE & ALSO OF THE ASTRONOMYAND NATURE CENTER TOO. SHOULD I BE CONCERNED ABOUT THESE POOR REVIEWS AND NOT BUY THIS TELESCOPE THE MEADE S.N. 102 AND SHOULD I LOOK ELSE WHERE TO BUT THIS MEADE 102 S.N. BUT NOT BUY THROUGH A.& N.C. I AM VERY NEW TO ALL THIS. SO I DO WANT TO BE SURE THAT I WILL NOT GO WRONG MAKING MY PURCHASE THROUGH THE A.&.N.C. .... FORGIVE ME I DO NOT MEAN TO INSULT YOU MEADE NOR A&NC. I JUST WANT TO MAKE THE BEST CHOICES WITH MONEY THAT I SPEND. PLEASE SOMEBODY ANSWER ME AND TEACH ME WHAT IS BEST TELESCOPE TO BUY AND FROM WHO DO I BUY ONE? THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
Finally, my favourite Astronomy channel is back!!! YOu got me innitiated in Astronomy and I really missed your videos.
Thank you for this very informative and helpful video. When I was looking for my first telescope a month ago, I saw your video and decided to get the Solarix 76/350. Now, since I have it and am a first time telescope user, I still watch your video to get to know my telescope better. For example today, I watched it again to know what else apart from the sun and the moon, I can see with my telescope. My next goal is to watch Saturn. THANK YOU!!
I have it too
I have this One but with the barlow 2x and 4mm i see all black. You know why? Thansk 😊
Very glad to see a new video - it’s been a while ! Thank you, this is always a pleasure to learn from your so valuable advices
They're back!!
This is far better than I expected! Loved that touch of humor! You got a new subscriber!
Great to see you again!
Great video, well explained, thank you Robert.
Please make more videoes, they are really good, and you learn a lot.
Thank you! This was an amazing talk about this telescope! I just bought one used (my first one) for 25 EUR. I thought it'd be amazing to show my kids (4 and 3) the Moon and stuff. But I got hooked up :D I didn't get the Barlow, so I ordered one from aliexpress, can't wait to try it (I also ordered a nicer 23mm eyepiece). It's already amazing to see sunspots, Jupiter with its moons, but with a better eyepiece I'm sure it'll be nicer. A really useful upgrade would be too expensive for me now, but later on I'll buy a bigger newtonian :)
Lovely to see you again! Great review as always. A great resource.
So glad to see you back in action!!
Thank you very much sir, you helped me alot! 🙏
Thanks for posting it has been a while.
I've only just discovered your channel, and I'm already a fan. It's obvious that you take great care in the production of your videos, and the fact that you are very mindful of safety in relation to children using telescopes makes hitting the subscribe button a no-brainer. Thank you! I will try to be the caring adult when introducing my daughter to the night sky and its wonders.
Welcome back! I enjoy the videos and information presented.
Great stuff, mines just arrived. Its my first telescope, I can't wait for a clear night to see what detail I can see on Jupiter.
is the scope any good ? did u see jupiter ?
Detail on Jupiter with that 'telescope'? You must be joking.
Great to see you back love your vids great tips🇨🇮😀
Yay. Back again. Great to see you ...
Been waiting for 1 of your videos for a very long time!!!!
Great to see you again ! I hope that you are well
This was very informative and entertaining! Thank you
Hi Robert, this is one of the more informative videos on RUclips.. The rest that i have seen have been nothing more than a sales pitch.
Its really sad though that they don't include a simple cheap finder though as trying to locate specific stars with the scope is a nightmare.. unfortunately stars don't cast shadows on the wall like the sun and the technique that you show is only good for the sun. I've tried eyeballing and pointing with my finger on the top and sides of the barrel and I'm still finding it quite impossible - sometimes I get lucky..
I'm wondering about getting a decent laser pointer (5mw) and 3d Printing a mount to attach it to the barrel.. Maybe that would get me close??
I agree about the 4mm eyepiece, it may be ok foe x88, but useless doubled..
To reword the answer to the question "is the telescope suitable for a child?"
I would say is the child suitable for a telescope.. in their maturity and understanding of their operation of the equipment.
Welcome back ! Great channel . Thanks!
A very useful video, Robert. Educational and inspirational. Ian
Long time, glad you are making you videos again
I got the National Geographic version of this for my 9 year old daughter. Fingers crossed. I was never into astronomy per se , but im beginning to get interested myself because of her.
thank you for posting this review, you have made my decision final of perchasing this telescope
Hi, how's been your experience using this telescope?
Great review, Thank you!
Thank you
Such a disappointment that Bresser sells this with an eyepiece that isn't matched to the instrument AT ALL.
Great review. I've ordered this telescope as a first time user. Hopefully it will be here in a few days. I do like the idea of being able to take pics via a mobile phone. 👍
Thank you for this very informative and helpful video. Excuse me, for my bad English. I would like to ask if you have any photos taken with this telescope of Jupiter with satellites, Saturn's rings, the Moon and some interesting deep sky objects. I'm about to buy this telescope and I don't want to be disappointed. Thank you
good to see you
Thank-You So Much For Sharing Video Appreciated It.. I Just Got Bresser Solarix 76/350 They Surply Phone Plate With Elastic Band
Is it good?
What eyepiece upgrades would you recommend for this scope? Brilliant channel by the way, best astronomy channel on RUclips and couldn't be more genuine in days when that is sorely lacking on RUclips.
Robert did say that the 4mm (350 / 4= x88) and the x2 barlow (88 x 2 = x176 (Max x175 on this telescope)) was useless and after trying, to look at the moon I agree. Telescopes are reported to be not so good at max magnifications..
He did say that he thinks the max magnification would be around x100. A 6mm eyepiece would give (350 / 6 = x58) and using the x2 barlow (58 x 2 = x116) - near enough.. so anything between 6mm & 20mm, depending on what magnification you want to aim for..
I want to buy my first telescope and I was doubting between a couple. This one is fairly cheap and comes with a telephone mount. My only question is: Can I see planets with it? I really want to see the rings of Saturn with my own eyes, would this be a suitable first telescope to achieve that goal?
Thanks in advance from the Netherlands 🇳🇱!
Heb je hem al? En zo ja. Ben je tevreden met wat je ermee kunt zien? Ik heb hem een paar dagen maar het is zo lastig te richten
@@dominics078 hij wilde waarschijnlijk eerst weten of hij goed was voordat hij hem ging kopen
Persoonlijk zou ik hem graag willen hebben zodat ik misschien betere foto's kan maken!
@@dominics078 en ik heb even in een andere video gekeken, en het lijkt erop dat hij alleen geschikt is voor het bekijken van de maan en de zon helaas
It is possible, however its actually meant for moon and sun observation, but yes. It is possible
Which oculair did you used with the phone
Welcome back. I'd love to see a video with your thoughts on flat earthers.
Hi Robert. Is it possible to use IR filter together with this telescope? In opposite to the sun filter, I want to ser the IR picture through the smartphone screen as you demonstrated in the video. Thanks
I bought one of these arrived today got no idea how to use it
Could this maybe see galaxies or nebulae?
it would make a good spotter scope stick an auto guider on it :)
Man, i've just received this tscope and the world is upside down trough it. I think a lens must be missin somewhere but i have no other to search for diferences. Help.
Great day to you x I just got this telescope as a first-time one and your video was brilliant 👏👏 I don't think I've got a low IQ but until I watched this I had wasted at least an hour 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 pls give me some advice on what lens i should get that wld be the best .
Hey, I got this telescope but don't know how to find stars without a finderscope. I get how to find the sun and perfectly line up but I don't know how to do it with stars? Can someone help me?
What is the physics behind day and night. ..as it is a newtanion reflect or
I appreciate you trying to be fairly honest about this telescope's capabilities, limitations and warn about it's safety aspects, but
personally I would not even recommend a "telescope" like this to an adult. The aperture (mirror size in this case) and focal length are simply to small to satisfy for longer than a very short sneak peak of the night sky. Also the fact that it is mounted on an Alt Azimuth mount and not an Equatorial mount, combined with the fact that a finder scope is missing, makes it very hard to find objects and also makes it really hard to follow them as the earth keeps rotating and the objects move out of the field of view of the telescope. I have sold telescopes to beginners for several years and my advise would be not to waste your money on cheap beginner scopes but buy a decent telescope with at least a 6 inch (15 cm) mirror or a 4 inch (10 cm) lens mounted on a sturdy equatorial mount which can be upgraded by adding a tracking motor or even goto capabilities. Telescopes like these will give you many years of satisfactory observing of the night sky and do not end the hobby prematurely in disappointment. Just my 2 cents.
I think that AZ mount is more user-friendly in terms of navigating to an object and generally a better option when one doesn't aim for a long exposure photography since it also doesn't need any counter weights.
But I agree that these telescopes of the cheapest sort are not a good way to spend money. In my opinion, they are doomed to stay looked in a shed forever after several nights. Very painful to use and do not show much.
@ Martin Skywatcher .
Respectfully disagree .
Overwhelming majority of people considering to use telescopes absolutely DO NOT have the place to set even modestly steady mount and even 3" or 4" telescopes . Let alone larger apertures , forget about motor driven mounts . A lot of people , myself included , do not have backyards or something simile , to set up the steady good telescope mount and telescope . And probably will never have backyards in the future . They live in the cities , in an apartment buildings . So , it`s either balcony or the roof or maybe the park . Here comes into play very , very !! light tripods with small aperture telescopes , easy to take with you wherever , any place close by , and set it in a minutes to take a look at the sky . I have Celestrone 8" SCT with CGEM mount - never ever used it . There is no place to set it up . I though use very small light refractors , light Celestron c-90 Mak spotting scope and little Mead ETX-90 .
I would always recommend , especially as a first telescope , to buy a very small , light , cheap telescope - the one which should not take to set up more than some 5 /15 minutes .
If person is really gets interested in telescopes - it`s always easy to buy one or two larger and better telescopes .
In other words - your "GO TO" ( not the GO TO mount !! ) telescope should be ( ideally) as portable and accessible , always somewhere under your hand , as your smart cell phone .
I found to be ideal for myself - 50/60mm short refractors or 90cm Cassegrains plus very stable photo tripod with good gripping head .
Again - if telescope is more cumbersome to handle on a daily / weekly basis than the cell phone - it`s for sure going to be abandoned . It will not be used as often as it could and should be . Period .
Even rather " light and small " telescope like Celestrone 4SE or anything with that decent ( means heavy ) German Equatorial mount - is just as " comfortable" to use often , as using your Desktop PC or Mac , or even laptop " on the go " , instead of the smart phone .
You want serious large aperture telescope with CGEM or simile tracking mount - first buy or rent a house with the backyard .
OK , maybe a little of a stretch - but just a little .
Clear Skies .
Malvina Carabas I have a 6 and a 10 Newtonian telescope, both are mounted on an equatorial mount and as I live in a city I do take them in a car to a darkside. For newtonian (or reflector telescopes with a mirror) it is quite easy to make a dobsonian mount, which is easier to take to a dark side.
Martin Brada Once you get your head around the workings of an equatorial mount, they are just as easy to direct and have the benefit they can track an object much easier.
You do not necessarily need a backyard, a car is enough.
But the size is not the problem. It's absolutely reasonable to have something small and portable. The problem is that it's extremely cheap, which means wobbly mount, bad eyepieces, bad focuser etc. A portable telescope can be this or it can also be a small apochromatic refractor on a decent AZ mount like Vixen Porta for at least 10 times the price. It will show much more especially on the planets and the Moon since it allows higher magnifications.
That's the other extreme but what I am trying to say is that people should avoid these cheapest telescopes and possibly buy something more decent in the middle of the spectrum. Unless they intentionally buy it just to look at the Moon five times and then forget about it.
no finderscope?
Such shame that bean counters messed up a capble little package with the crap eye pieces, hobby killer
Pleas help me with some info, I have this telescope, but it dosen't have a scope and is realy realy hard to catch planets and others. Can you pleas tell me what scope is good for this and how to do the mount ?
Thank you !
Al the best.
Hey, I got this telescope but don't know how to find stars without a finderscope. I get how to find the sun and perfectly line up but I don't know how to do it with stars? Can someone help me?
Q. I have exactly that telescope for my son (14) to start out with. But since there is no finderscope we are having really problems lining it up with smaller objects in the sky , that do of course move ,,planet rotating etc...depending on lens ,, are there any tips to help us focus on what we can see,, stars , planets etc..
Patrick Caldwell hi, I'm 15 and have this telescope aswell, I usually look down the top of the telescope and line it up with the body I want to observe. If I can't see it through the eyepiece after that I wobble the telescope around a small bit until I see the body and then I start to focus
It would of been better if Bresser had provided a finder rather than the phone holder.
Quick question , i have an old telecope i bought 10-15 years ago in the attic , the Sky Watcher Mercury 705 AZ3 , is the Bresser Solarix 76 better or is the sky watcher better ?
Hi Janah. The Mercury 705 you already own is a much (much!) better telescope than the Bresser Solarix. But that's probably not what you wanted to hear given that the 705 has been banished to the attic. The 705 is quite a short focal length instrument (longer than the Bresser though) and may not have performed well with the supplied optical accessories. It has a good quality air-spaced 70mm objective but lacks focal length. So a good Barlow (spend at least 30 GBP - 45 USD) and a good 12mm Plossl eyepiece will transform your existing telescope and let you get the best from it. I hope this helps. KR RJD A&NTV
@@RocketPlanet Hello again , i think i might have to try what you suggested here , is there any specific Barlow u recommend i buy for this telescope? also if u can give me a good brand name for the 12mm
@@RocketPlanet Please help suggest a good eyepiece i can use for both scopes , budget buy that is , has to be cheap but good.
Long time no see..
Lol I was looking at nebulas all by myself with filters and everything with an 8" dobsonian at 13
thx im 12 so i can get it
HI GOD BLESS, SIR, I HAVE ASKED YOU ABOUT THE MEADE STARNAVIGATOR102 & ALL THE FEATURES THAT YOU HAD SHOWN TO COME WITH THIS TELESCOPE. I HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO MAKE CONTACT WITH ASTRONOMY&NATURE CENTER TO FIND OUT JUST HOW TO BUY THIS TELESCOPE BUNDLE SET? . AND WHAT IS THE TOTAL COST FOR THAT TELESCOPE? ALSO WHAT MAY I EXPECT TO BE ABLE TO SEE USING THIS TELESCOPE OR IS THERE A MUCH BETTER TELESCOPE AT THE SAME COST WITH AS MANY FEATURES THAT YOU HAVE OFFERED WITH THIS MEADE NAVIGATOR102 GOTO TELESCOPE BUNDLE SET-UP. NOW I HAVE SEEN BOTH BAD & GOOD REVIEWS OF BOTH MEADE THIS
PARTICULAR TELESCOPE & ALSO OF THE ASTRONOMYAND NATURE CENTER TOO. SHOULD I BE CONCERNED ABOUT THESE POOR REVIEWS AND NOT BUY THIS TELESCOPE THE MEADE S.N. 102 AND SHOULD I LOOK ELSE WHERE TO BUT THIS MEADE 102 S.N. BUT NOT BUY THROUGH A.& N.C. I AM VERY NEW TO ALL THIS. SO I DO WANT TO BE SURE THAT I WILL NOT GO WRONG MAKING MY PURCHASE THROUGH THE A.&.N.C. .... FORGIVE ME I DO NOT MEAN TO INSULT YOU MEADE NOR A&NC. I JUST WANT TO MAKE THE BEST CHOICES WITH MONEY THAT I SPEND. PLEASE SOMEBODY ANSWER ME AND TEACH ME WHAT IS BEST TELESCOPE TO BUY AND FROM WHO DO I BUY ONE? THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
I am eleven and I have the telescope
Mo Pristas I just got one but don’t no how to use it
I got it it’s terrible lol
why?