Established in 1995, Guanghi Optical Instrument Co., Ltd. is a joint stock China tasco telescope manufactuer and designer engaged in the manufacturing and marketing of a wide variety of Optical Instrument and products. Our products are widely applied in the education of students, research in lab, entertainment and science explore. During more than one decade's development, our products have awarded the CE certificate. We also have our own quality control system and customer' service system. So we can accept the order against customers' samples, specifying designs, specifications, and packaging requirements. We also prepared to accept the OEM and custom tasco telescopes with customer's own trade marks or brand names.

We're not the ones who make the universe fascinating, but we make it simpler. It's a great big universe out there, but we can help you cover it with our high-quality, feature-packed telescopes. Whether you've got a term paper due or you're trying to impress someone by pointing out an obscure galaxy, trust us to provide the bright, clear, and crisp images you need in an easy-to-use, easy-to-own telescope.The Galaxsee is an exceptional refractor telescope with added features for easier, more spectacular viewing. For starters, Galaxsee's unique StarPointer makes it simple to sight and locate objects, even while wearing glasses. High-quality glass optics and 1.25-inch eyepieces deliver sharp images and a wider field-of-view. Include deluxe eyepieces.

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The Tasco Luminova 660x is a good 60mm beginners telescope, complete with all the accessories you'll need to study Lunar craters, Jupiter's moons, and even the rings of Saturn. The package includes a lightweight tripod, three 1.25-inch eyepieces (H25, H12.5, and SR4), two barlow lenses, a Moon filter, a Solar projection screen, and even a program disk that turns your computer into a desktop planetarium. The Alt-Azimuth tripod included with the Tasco Luminova package is light and easy to use, but it doesn't track stars and planets as the Earth rotates. It's best to use the low power 25mm eyepiece to find your target, then use a high power lens to zoom in for a closer look.
While "more power" is a good advertising slogan, I have more fun with this little telescope by keeping the power down. In fact, the best upgrade for this telescope is a low power Celestron 25mm E-Lux eyepiece (about 32x). The Celestron E-lux eyepiece has a much wider field of view than the standard equipment H25 eyepiece. A wider view means the Moon remains visible nearly twice as long, I see more than twice as many Milky Way stars at one time, and it's easier to find deep space objects like the Orion Nebula and the Andromeda Galaxy! As a general rule, 60mm telescopes perform best at magnifications of 120x or less. With a 6mm E-Lux eyepiece (133x) for example, I can actually see Saturn's rings or the pine needles on a distant tree branch more clearly than I can using Tasco's economy-grade high power eyepieces and barlows. The high power 400x and 660x images are basically useless because they are dim, fuzzy and hard to focus.

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