Tasco Spacestation
Mars taken through 114mm Tasco Telescope
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Tasco Spacestation 70x800mm Refractor AZ with Variable LED Red Dot Finderscope Telescope $75.27 SPACESTATION 70AZ… |
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Tasco Spacestation 60x700mm Refractor AZ with Variable Led Red Dot Finderscope Telescope $56.25 SPACESTATION 60AZ… |
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Tasco Spacestation 114x500mm Reflector ST with Variable LED Red Dot Finderscope Telescope $102.98 SPACESTATION 114MM… |
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NEW TASCO 49070800 SPACESTATION 70AZ REFRACTOR TELESCOPE (BINOCULARS) $135.95 70MM LENS; OBJECTIVE LENS DIA: 800MM ; EYEPIECE: 25MM (32X), 10MM (80X), 4MM (200X) ; PARTIALLY PRE-ASSEMBLED; STURDY DESIGN; 70X MAGNIFICATION ; SINGLE FORK ARM ALTAZIMUTH MOUNT; RED DOT STARPOINTER FINDERSCOPE; FOCAL RATIO: F/11.4 ; ADJUSTABLE ALUMINUM TRIPOD; WEIGHT: 18.5 LBS; INCLUDES TASCO SKYWATCH CD-ROM, 3X BARLOW LENS, MOON MAP & MOON FILTER… |
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Tasco 49070800 Spacestation 70Az Refractor Telescope (Binoculars / Telescopes) $109.56 TASCO 49070800 SPACESTATION 70AZ REFRACTOR TELESCOPE. 70MM LENS, OBJECTIVE LENS DIA: 800MM , EYEPIECE: 25MM (32X), 10MM (80X), 4MM (200X) , PARTIALLY PRE-ASSEMBLED, STURDY DESIGN,70X MAGNIFICATION , SINGLE FORK ARM ALTAZIMUTH MOUNT, RED DOT STARPOINTER FINDERSCOPE, FOCAL RATIO: F/11.4 ,ADJUSTABLE ALUMINUM TRIPOD, WEIGHT: 18.5 LBS, INCLUDES TASCO SKYWATCH CD-ROM, 3X BARLOW LENS, MOON MAP & MOON FIL… |
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Tasco 49060700 Spacestation 60Az Refractor Telescope (Binoculars / Telescopes) $78.83 TASCO 49060700 SPACESTATION 60AZ REFRACTOR TELESCOPE. PERFECT STARTER TELESCOPE, SINGLE FORK ARM ALTAZIMUTH MOUNT , RED DOT STARPOINTER FINDERSCOPE , ADJUSTABLE ALUMINUM TRIPOD , 60X MAGNIFICATION , FOCAL RATIO: F/11.7 , OBJECTIVE LENS DIA: 700MM , EYEPIECE: 25MM (28X), 10MM (70X), 4MM (175X) , WEIGHT: 11 LBS, INCLUDES TASCO SKYWATCH CD-ROM, 3X BARLOW LENS, MOON MAP & MOON FILTER… |
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