Advice on Buying a Telescope: Beginners in Astronomy (An introduction to Telescopes Book 2)
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Contents
1. How Big?
2. Where do you observe?
3. Your interests
4. Second hand telescopes
5. Real Life scenario’s
6. Bonus: TELESCOPE MAINTENANCE
6.1 Cleaning the optics
6.2 Mirrors
6.3 Collimating optics
There is no ideal telescope for all people. Everyone has their own circumstances that dictate their choice. And many people have more than one instrument to allow for this. So before you plunge in, consider the various factors, including space available, local viewing conditions, your interests in astronomy, and, of course, your budget.
1. How Big?
2. Where do you observe?
3. Your interests
4. Second hand telescopes
5. Real Life scenario’s
6. Bonus: TELESCOPE MAINTENANCE
6.1 Cleaning the optics
6.2 Mirrors
6.3 Collimating optics
There is no ideal telescope for all people. Everyone has their own circumstances that dictate their choice. And many people have more than one instrument to allow for this. So before you plunge in, consider the various factors, including space available, local viewing conditions, your interests in astronomy, and, of course, your budget.
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