Guide with the Mini-Guidescope: astrophotography made easy and equipment light
This small guide scope takes over all the tasks of a "classic" instrument, while being much lighter and easier to use! Previously, long and cumbersome instruments were used to locate a guide star. Now no longer! The sensitivity of modern astronomical cameras comes to your aid, and the Mini-Guidescope can be placed like a finderscope on your telescope.

It can also be used as a large, comfortable finderscope to reduce object search times in visual observations.

The advantages at a glance:

Mini guide scope for fast location of objects and guide stars
Designed for both visual observation and photography
It allows you to use the common 1.25" eyepieces already present in your equipment
Helical focus: fast focusing, avoids rotation of the camera and eyepiece.
What is special about our new guide scopes?
They are equipped with a helical focus with a stroke of 10 mm, which allows particularly precise adjustments. The mechanism has a predetermined orientation that prevents rotation of the cameras and eyepieces - as well as the area where your guide star is located.

The robust black anodized aluminum body…
… not only does it look solid, it's also robust. A milled and knurled ring allows for simple and precise fine focus adjustment. It is shipped complete with fixing rings and a Synta-type mounting plate, to make assembly as easy as possible.