Finding objects couldn’t be easier! A 1x, or unit power finderscope designed so you can point the telescope while scanning the sky with both eyes. A mirror lens projects the image of a LED illuminated pinpoint into the line of sight, providing you with a red dot of light to center on the object you want to view.
The Red Dot Finder makes setting up the telescope a snap. After proper alignment, the Red Dot Finder superimposes a small red dot on the sky, where the telescope is pointed. It is an ideal companion to the wide field short-tube refractors.
The Baader Universal Quick Release finder base (finder-shoe) is compatible with most standard finder brackets and some red dot finders. The base can also be used as an additional base on telescopes that don't already have a finder shoe in a convenient position.
High quality straight through finderscopes. Available in both 30mm and 50mm versions. Comes complete with high quality crosshairs for easy aiming. Standard Synta Style shoe.
Baader's zero power red dot finderscope fetauring a 30mm optical aperture with anti-relective lens coatings. Supplied with a score of bases to fit it onto virtually telescope including all major brands.
Great value for money fully multicoated 6 x 30 finderscope. Comes complete with bracket which is a universal Synta fit. To check compatibility, please call us. The finder is internally baffled.
The RVO Horizon finderscopes come complete with synta style brackets and are available in either a 6 x 30 or 8 x 50 size. Both are fully multi-coated with high quality crosshair
The red-dot finder with right angled finder is ideal for observing at steep angles, ideal if you don't want to strain your neck. The spot is easily seen centered with your eye at the output barrel.
With a wide field of view and low-profile aperture, the iOptron 6x30mm Finderscope is an ideal finder for star-hopping navigation that won't add excessive weight or bulk to your OTA.
The Lunt Sol Searcher is a nifty solar finder which helps to align telescopes for solar observations. The Sol Searcher is a projection device: a small image of the sun is projected onto an opaque screen to the rear of the unit, giving the user precise visual alighnment information regarding a main telescope's position in regard to the solar disc.