Guide with the Mini-Guidescope: astrophotography made simple and the equipment lightweight
This small guide scope takes on all the tasks of a "classic" instrument, whilst being much lighter and easier to use! Previously, long and bulky 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 and comfortable finder scope to reduce the search time for objects in visual observations.

The advantages at a glance:

• Mini guide telescope for quickly locating objects and guide stars
• Designed for both visual observation and photography
• It allows you to use common 1.25" eyepieces already present in your equipment
• Helical focus: fast focusing, avoids rotation of the camera and eyepiece.

What's special about our new guiding scopes?
They are equipped with helical focusing with a travel of 10 mm, which allows particularly precise adjustments. The mechanism has a predetermined orientation that avoids rotation of the cameras and eyepieces - as well as the area where your guide star is located.

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