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Confused: How can you buy Apertura telescopes if they went out of . . . The High Point Apertura AD12 package appears identical to the Zhumell Z12 package sold by Amazon The price is the same and both offer free shipping I guess I would get one from High Point if I were buying one, to support the industry
New Imaging Newtonian - Apertura Carbon Star 150 Page 1 of 18 - New Imaging Newtonian - Apertura Carbon Star 150 - posted in Beginning Deep Sky Imaging: At long last theres a premium (but still budget-oriented) option for a small newtonian available from a U S based seller! Link to the product page here: https: www highpoin rce=1 utm_term= The headline is a 6 f 4 imaging newt with: Carbon tube with internal baffling CNC machined tube
A few rookie questions about my new Apertura AD8 A few rookie questions about my new Apertura AD8 - posted in Beginners Forum (No Astrophotography): My second post here on CN Ive looked at the sky with binoculars, but this is my first telescope: an Apertura AD8 Dobsonian Its a lot bigger than I expected! I unboxed it, did a parts inventory, and assembled it per the instructions The instructions were not 100% complete, but I figured it out
Apertura AD12 review - User Reviews - Articles - Cloudy Nights The Apertura AD12 is a 12” f5 dobsonian reflector with a well thought out altitude bearing system that permits the scope to be properly balanced depending on your eyepiece selection, a very important feature with dobsonian telescopes OpticsMart takes things a bit further however, and offers the “Tweaker’s Dream Package”
Is this a good deal right now? Apertura 75Q for USD999? In this case that is a really good deal for good glass FCD-100 vs what ever SharpStar is using in the Askar FRA400 and the FRA400 costs a bit more This is not to say the glass is bad in the Askar lineup, quite the contrary, and most AP imagers are quite happy with Askar Of course sensor size of the camera comes into play with FOV, but that
New User Questions about 8 inch Dobsonian (Apertura AD8) Page 1 of 2 - New User Questions about 8 inch Dobsonian (Apertura AD8) - posted in Beginners Forum (No Astrophotography): Well after my first post and all the fantastic answers I decided to go with the AD8 from Apertura After receiving and assembling it yesterday I managed to muddle my way through the collimation process
Apertura 8 Classical Cassegrain Newest Specs? - Cloudy Nights The revised design that Apertura (High Point Scientific) has accomplished uses a larger ID ring around the Secondary Mirrors, as well as a redesigned Secondary baffle The advantage is that there is no more cutting off the outer portion of the light cones coming from the Primary Mirrors in either the 6" or the 8" models, at the expense of
Mini-review of my new Apertura Dobsonian 8” - Cloudy Nights Mini-review of my new Apertura Dobsonian 8” - posted in Beginners Forum (No Astrophotography): I am hopeful that my recent experience buying my first scope will be of assistance to other astronomers (either beginners like myself or seasoned vets) Like many people, I spent quite some time deciding what to buy, and had written up several short lists I am happy to report that my new Apertura
What are your thoughts on the Apertura 90 triplet Joined: 07 Feb 2009 Loc: Folsom, CA Posted 06 October 2023 - 11:10 PM 72Nova, on 06 Oct 2023 - 8:21 PM, said: I’m also interested in the Apertura 90 and am not seeing many reviews The AT90CFT has similar specs but it is $95 more and doesn’t include the flattener and guide scope Hopefully we will see some reports
Apertura Eyepieces? - Cloudy Nights These eps (eyepieces) have a wider field of view than Plossls However, remember that a 32mm Plossl gives you the widest field of view in a 1 25" ep Eye relief, in high magnification Plossls, is tight Tiny eyehole to look thru Plossls are somewhere around 40 degrees while the Paradigms are more like 60 degrees
