Telescopes & Binoculars

Item No. 214-10800
Manuf. No. Brunton 9080EDW-A

The Eterna angled and straight spotting scopes, impressed critics from the get-go. The inclusion of ED (extra-low dispersion fluorite) glass makes this 20-60X80 scope especially desirable for birders, outdoor enthusiasts, hunters and professionals alike. Constructed for optimum performance and extended durability, this waterproof Eterna offers a variety of extra features to make spotting a more enjoyable experience. The Brunton included eyepiece offers eyeglass wearers the luxury of multi-step, long eye relief at 20 to 60 power. When mounted on a tripod, the Eterna can be rotated without adjusting the tripod head. A multi-step, locking ring allows the scope to be turned independent of the tripod for comfortable viewing angles. Brunton’s sight-alignment tube makes locating your subject a quicker process, and our glare reducing sunshade eliminates reflections on the objective lens. Sometimes the little things make all the difference. In this instance, the Brunton Eterna’s interactive neoprene case fills the ticket. It’s repeatedly requested by scope owners everywhere. Designed to protect the scope while in use, this flexible slip-on cover offers a sleek alternative to the typical, traditional case.

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Brunton 80mm ED Eterna Angled Spotting Scope 9080EDW-A 

Item No. 450-11245
Manuf. No. Zeiss 524512

The Zeiss 12 x 45 Conquest Binocular configuration and technical specifications meet the highest demands and leave absolutely nothing to be desired.

The lightweight, daylight binoculars with a very high magnification.

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Zeiss 12 x 45 Conquest Binocular 524512

Item No. 712-62526
Manuf. No. Meade 04526

Introducing the new Deep Sky Imager II (DSI II-Color). It combines ease-of-use with a larger (1/2) chip, greater sensitivity, higher resolution, and dramatically lower thermal noise. Meade engineers have invented a remarkable new way to reduce noise without a cooler. This means users can take exposures for hours at a time. And the new thermal monitoring sensors automatically match your dark frames to ambient temperature so it’s nearly impossible to take an uncalibrated picture. The software includes a new zoom feature for easier focusing and the squared pixels of the new larger chip make processing simpler and images more beautiful than ever. The DSI II is the world’s first un-cooled camera with low thermal noise. And that’s as cool as it gets!

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Meade Deep Sky Imager II (DSI II-Color) 04526