- Apertura AD16! Yes, they have a 16-inch telescope now.
Outstanding news!!! I discovered this morning that Apertura is now making a 16-inch truss telescope It is an f4 5 and it is listed at $2400 I currently have an AD10 and love it but wanted something to hit up galaxies with a little more pop (looking at you, whirlpool galaxy) and had my mind on a
- Apertura AD12 review - User Reviews - Cloudy Nights
Apertura AD12 review By John Kramer Click DISCLAIMER: OpticsMart announced themselves as a new astronomical telescope and accessory vendor through contacting me via email, as they heard of my radio show on BlogTalkRadio I offered them the opportunity to give them an unbiased review of their Aper
- Confused: How can you buy Apertura telescopes if they went out of . . .
About 4 years ago, opticsmart went out of business On High Point Scientific you can still however, buy them Are they legitimate, or fake?
- New Apertura CarbonStar 200 Imaging Newtonian - Cloudy Nights
New Apertura CarbonStar 200 Imaging Newtonian By chvvkumar July 10, 2025 in Reflectors
- Review of the Apertura AD10 10 Dobsonian - Cloudy Nights
Review of the Apertura AD10 10” Dobsonian By Jamie Proffitt Figure 1 I ordered the AD10 on Tuesday and it was delivered via FedEx two days later on Thursday, in two boxes: the OTA and accessories in one and the base and its components in the second The OTA box was heavy and huge and the box con
- Replacing a Damaged Dobsonian Mount - Articles - Cloudy Nights
Summary Considering the choices available for replacing my damaged Sky Watcher Dobsonian mount, I found the same size Apertura mount the easiest and most cost effective solution In addition to the ease of modifying the Apertura mount, the superior construction and improved azimuth bearings noticeably improved overall satisfaction with this
- Refractors - Cloudy Nights
Apertura 90mm VS AT90EDX 1 2 By William Mc, Thursday at 09:15 PM 29 replies 566 views Mitrovarr Friday at 06:50 PM
- All Activity - Cloudy Nights
You don't see it The undercorrection is so slight that the PSF and Strehl ratio are not affected Star testing and DPAC reveal information about the optical system that is on a finer scale than the Airy disk All that counts is the in-focus view Amateurs like to
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