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Kochu, superb job!

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To make the ladder move, I bid $150

You can do that but it will be better to get a good quality vacuum bag (don't leak easily) as well as putting an drying agent (Hippo) and a RH meter inside the bag. Alternatively, you can put the scope in a big container (those big Toyogo box) with drying agent. Or like what I did, remove the lens c...

Roma, I offer you double the price if you can get it at $50.

Sim Lim Tower basement. There also sell wire and connectors which you need to connect the battery to the mount. They can make to your need for a fee if you don't know how to.

If you are doing imaging or astrophotography, it will be better if you can connect to AC power because other than the mount you still need to run the other devices like camera, computer, etc. Running on battery you will need to get a higher capacity and likely will need a converter for the different...

Hi Rui, Like what Junwei mentioned, most of us buy scope and mount separately. I have a small refractor, an old WO 72mm F/6 APO doublet mounted on a manfrotto 055 tripod and a 410 head. Of course I still need finder, eyepieces, diagonal, etc. In fact, this is the scope that I use the most, small and...

Hi Rui, Welcome to Singastro. Before you buy, suggest you join some of the sidewalk events organize members from this forum to know the plus and minus for the different scopes. You can ask questions and feel the scopes there and then. If you only plan to do visual, an AZ will be easily to use, very ...

Hi Aziz,

Nice pictures.

Nice to meet you and your friends, Clifford here.