4 Quick and Easy Ways
To Launch You into Outer Space
For Under $300/-
Stargazer BeginnerTelescopes
Featuring latest format single-arm alt-azimuth mount.
As easy as handling a Dobsonian mount without the bulkiness.
Excellent telescopes for beginners.
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No clumsy fork-mounting.
No cables to twist.
Easy to assemble and operate.
No locks and screws to loosen or tighten.
No prior knowledge of astronomy to align your scope.
Just swivel, point and peek.
The Stargazer range of single-arm alt-azimuth mounted telescopes for beginners are light enough for you to carry around and easy to handle. They come with quality optics and are excellent telescopes for beginners of all ages. A truly quick and fuss-free way for astronomy beginners to enjoy the wonders of the night sky.
How to choose your first telescope? Which starter telescope should you buy?
Save precious time and money. Avoid information overload and worse still, ending up a road-kill on the Information Super Highway. If you're looking for a decent first starter telescope to kick-start your hobby, rest assured your search ends right here!
Just do it!
Get moving and start doing something meaningful, like looking up the sky, learning, identifying and seeing those heavenly bodies up close - with your own eyes through your very own telescope.
Manufacturing quality issues aside, just like a car, each astronomy telescope is "perfect" in its own ways with its own merits. Its design will dictate its optimum use. Therefore, it certainly pays to learn how telescopes work. Don't get blown away by claims of high magnifications. Understand the workings of a simple starter telescope.
Serious and seasoned amateur astronomers generally own at least 3 telescopes to meet their various needs - for viewing near-Earth objects, deep-sky objects and astro-photography. Another important factor to consider is the light pollution levels of your observation locations.
Best telescopes for beginners for under $300/-
For astronomy beginners, instead of asking "Which telescope is best for me?", you should be asking "Which telescope is best for observing the planets/moon/deep-sky objects from my home in the city/suburb?" In other words, be clear of what you want to observe and from where.
Most beginners start out as backyard astronomers peeking at the moon craters and major planets. To fast-track your learning curve, you may wish to join your local amateur astronomy clubs to learn a thing or two from the more experienced members.
As for the price of your first telescope, try to keep it below $300. The lower the price, the more adventurous you will be with your new scope. Save the rest of your budget on books, star charts, red flashlight and software. The best way to learn anything new is from the bottom up and to get your hands "dirty". Nothing beats step-by-step, practical, hands-on experience.
Time for some real action ... stargazing.
Just like everyone else, I was once a newbie who went through the entire learning curve from scratch. Over the years, I have the opportunity to share my experience with beginners - both children and adults. From these encounters, I realize that the best telescope for beginners must be one that is affordable, of reasonable quality and easy to assemble and operate.
After looking at countless models of beginner telescopes, the Stargazer telescopes are selected for their value-for-money, reasonable quality, portability and ease of handling.
These 4 unique Stargazer beginners' starter telescope
kits will suit different
observing preferences and age profiles. They come complete with quality optics and
accessories and are easy to assemble. When observing, just search, point and
look. No locks or screws to fiddle. Start your countdown the
moment you receive your brand new scope!
Get one NOW to unravel the secrets out there.
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Stargazer Beginner Telescopes - Quality Astronomy Telescopes for Beginners