Brand: Telrad, Inc.

Telrad Reflex Sight Finder with Mounting Base (1001)

1001

Brand: Telrad, Inc.

Telrad Reflex Sight Finder with Mounting Base (1001)

1001

These are great finders, and a huge improvement over the straight-through finders that most dobs come with. Telrads provide setting circles to help navigate, and are comfortable to use.
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Product Description

A finder for Dobsonians, reflectors, refractors, and Schmidt-Cassegrain by projecting a series of concentric red rings (4 degrees, 2 degrees, and one-half degree in diameter) on a tilted plate at the top of the finder. Similar to a red-dot finder, the circles appear to be projected onto the sky so you can move the telescope until the star or planet appears in the centre.

Required 2 AA batteries (not included)

Customer Reviews

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K.H.
Talrad

Sky has been so full of smoke and clouds I haven’t used the outfit yet

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K.A.
Telrad

Great item, easy to use. A classic finderscope that has stood the test of time. Have tried some others but the Telrad is my favorite.
Highly recommend if you want a simple effective finder.

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C.
Replacement Telrad.

The staff were friendly and handled my purchase completely.

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D.M.
Perfect star hopping tool

I've had a Telrad on my Celestron Classic 8 for 30 years and it has never let me down. These finders are the way to go for finding your way around the night sky and locating objects using your normal field of view. I recently bought a Nexstar 8se and tried to live with the red dot finder that came with it but quickly found that I needed something better and another Telrad was a no brainer. Easy to install and align, it was up and running in ten minutes and I find it indispensable, even on a goto scope.

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