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Astrozap Flexi-Heat™ Heated Flexible Dew Shields are in stock and ready to ship!
https://astrozap.com/collections/heated-flexible-dew-shields

Check out Astrozap Solar Filters made with Baader AstroSolar™ film on Astrozap.com.

These solar filters feature mount rings constructed from lightweight 18Ga. aluminum and powder coated white. Heavy duty threaded inserts and nylon thumbscrews insure a secure fit. Baader AstroSolar™ film is CE / ISO certified: conforms to and meets the transmission requirements for eye safety: EN ISO 12312-2:2015.

Astrozap Full Aperture Bahtinov Focusing Screens now in stock and ready to ship!

Learn about managing dew and unwanted, stray light on your optics.

https://astrozap.com/pages/dew-information

Make it easier to collimate your telescope. Check out Astrozap's new and improved Artificial Star AZ-1600.

The artificial star is designed to provide a steady, stable reference for star collimation to be used in lieu of an actual star. This device will allow collimation without the worry of star drift or seeing conditions. This very bright, small point source of light will provide a consistent brightness and produce beautiful diffraction rings when de-focused in any eyepiece.

Astrozap has redesigned its dual channel Dew Controller (AZ-720) with new features including more reliable state-of-the-art electronics, a removable power cord, and an optional A/C wall power adapter accessory.
Each channel controls two outputs for a total of four outputs. It even has a ¼-20 threaded insert on the bottom for attachment to a dovetail or other locations.
Proudly made in the USA!

Astrozap has added a new A/C power adapter accessory (AZ-724) for its AZ-720 Dew Controller.

Astrozap Dew Heaters are once again back in stock for 2023!
https://astrozap.com/collections/dew-heaters

Astrozap Flexi-Heat™ Heated Flexible Dew Shields are in stock and ready to ship!

https://astrozap.com/collections/heated-flexible-dew-shields

Astrozap just added a new dew and stray light shield for Unistellar eVscope telescopes!

We wanted to bring this back in March of 2023 because it is so valuable (and updated again) for astronomy enthusiasts. CHECK THIS OUT!

Astronomy enthusiasts in the northern hemisphere, especially new enthusiasts, are always looking for NIGHT SKY OBJECTS TO VIEW that are not only well WORTH VIEWING or imaging but are also PRACTICAL. There are so many lists out there that suggest what to look for BUT there is one list that I think goes to my top!

Check out David Fuller’s (Eyes on the Sky) suggestions for 40 objects that will yield a high return on the astronomy enthusiast’s satisfaction index. David gave us permission to use this link on our page. What is really cool about this list is that his criteria make so much sense – yielding a list of objects that telescope owners of ANY aperture 60MM or more can find and observe these great objects fast and under most light pollution conditions. Further, David is adding video links to each object on the list to help you find and observe it! Check out the list here (and also explore all the useful information on David’s Eyes on the Sky website.
https://eyesonthesky.com/tutorials/telescopes-on-the-sky

Clear and dark skies.

Telescopes On The Sky A list of the best objects for amateur astronomers to find and see in the night sky TONIGHT. Galaxies, star clusters, double stars, and more - 40 of the VERY best objects that can be seen from most anywhere with most any telescope of 60mm aperture or more.