Littlejenny
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with about 400$, any suggestion for me ? what i should buy, pls me a store or brand in US pls :D
The discussion centers around recommendations for telescopes under $400, focusing on suggestions for brands and models suitable for US shoppers. Participants share their experiences and preferences regarding different types of telescopes, including Newtonian and Schmidt-Cassegrain designs.
Participants generally agree on the recommendation of the Orion XT8 as a suitable option within the budget, but there are multiple suggestions and no consensus on a single best choice, as other models like the Meade LX90 are also mentioned.
Some participants provide links to specific products, but there is no discussion of the availability or condition of these items. The conversation does not resolve which telescope is definitively the best choice, leaving room for personal preference and further exploration.
Individuals interested in purchasing a telescope for astronomy, particularly those looking for budget-friendly options and recommendations from fellow enthusiasts.
An Orion XT8 is well within your budget. It is an 8" Newtonian on an alt-azimuth (Dobsonian) mount. By staying with a simple, inexpensive mount you get the best optics for your money.Littlejenny said:with about 400$, any suggestion for me ? what i should buy, pls me a store or brand in US pls :D
turbo-1 said:An Orion XT8 is well within your budget. It is an 8" Newtonian on an alt-azimuth (Dobsonian) mount. By staying with a simple, inexpensive mount you get the best optics for your money.
It has parabolically-figured primary mirror (not spherically, so you can escape some coma) and has enough aperture to get you into some pretty serious fuzzy-hunting territory. This is a decent scope with reasonable aperture. Buy a nice atlas or set of charts, so you can learn your way around the night sky, and you'll be busy for years.Littlejenny said:thx for that suggestion, hmm, I've searched for it in google, seem to be quite good :D
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