SingAstro

Hi,
[s]1) 1.25" Light Pollution Reduction (Broadband) Filter: S$80[/s] (Sold)

[s]2) 1.25" Sky-Watcher Star Diagonal LNIB: S$40 [/s](Sold)

[s]3) New Sky-Watcher 9x50mm Straight-through Finder: S$120[/s] (Sold)

4) New Sky-Watcher 2" Star Diagonal (included 1.25" adapter): S$140

5) New Sky-Watcher 1.25" 25mm Super Plossl: S$40

[s]6) New Sky-Watcher 1.25" 10mm Super Plossl: S$40[/s] (Sold)

[s]7) Borg Helical focuser S(Non-rotating) + Borg 31.7mm to M36.4 Adapter: S$120 [/s]

[s]8) Antares 3x Barlow: S$60[/s](Sold)

PM me if Interested.

Thanks for looking and have a nice day.

Hi,
[s]Photo of the Light Pollution Filter as requested. But I don't have the specification... this is just a standard LPR filter.[/s] Sold.

Have a nice day.

Hi,
I have 2 new Super Plossl (25mm and [s]10mm[/s]) for sale (see above).

Have a nice day.

Hi,
Also, [s]a new Sky-Watcher 9x50 Straight-through Finder and[/s] a new sky-Watcher 2" Star Diagonal (see above).

Thanks for looking and have a nice day.

[s]Hi,
Got another item that I finally decided to sell: Borg Helical focuser S(Non-rotating) with Borg 31.7mm to M36.4 Adapter.

Will be useful for those who need very fine focusing in visual or webcam astrophotography, but I don't recommend it if you use a DSLR or use on a large heavy eyepiece.

Anyway, mechanically is in good working condition. Cosmetically... err... :oops: :oops: :oops: I would said in well used condition... See it yourself...

Thanks for looking and have a nice day.[/s]

Joo Beng: This is the Borg Helical Focuser which I used to do my color correction measurement! Get it from WX if you are interested!

WX: How much ah?

Hi,

WX: How much ah?

[s]Price: S$120 (see first post).[/s]

[s]Anyway, got another item for sale: Antares 3x Barlow: S$60.[/s] Sold.

Thanks for looking and have a nice day.

PS: More to come.... =P =P

Hi,
The LPR filter and 1.25" diagonal had been sold to a nice SingAstroian.

Thanks and have a nice day.

Hi,
Please note that item 3, the 9x50 straight through finder, will give an inverted view like a refractor without diagonal.

The "straight through" mean it is not at "right-angle" which use a diagonal. Most straight through finder will give an inverted view.

If you are looking for a correct image (correctly oriented view) finder, make sure the finder indicate that it is a "correct image finder" or "Erecting finder".

Thanks for looking and have a nice day.

Hi,
The Antares 3x Barlow had been sold to a nice SingAstroian.

Thanks and have a nice day.