Celestron Star Pointer Telescope Finderscope, Black

First one was intermittent and returned and they sent replacement . Replacement had play and worst that first one. Threw it in garbage. No quality control at all. Celestron makes quality telescope but their pointers are garbage.

Seller name is "DAG Shop". The part comes like in the picture; but just wrapped in clingwrap. That's all! No papers, instructions, whatsoever. No brand name anywhere on the part. So I have no idea who the manufacturer is; or if I received an original Celestron Finderscope. It does not fit on a Celestron Firstscope model. That is because the Firstscope just has two screws protruding out of the sight tube, and no mounting bracket. The Finderscope mount does not have any holes to enable fastening to the Firstscope screws.

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My Telrad gave up the ghost and at nearly £60 to replace I thought I'd give this a go. Very very impressed for the money. Not quite as user friendly as the Telrad as no concentric circles only a red dot, but for the price, it does the job. Very good value for money.

I needed a small, lightweight finder for my Celestron FirstScope. I have Telrads on my two larger scopes, but the Telrad would be rather cumbersome on something as compact as the FirstScope. After doing some online searching, I found the Celestron Star Pointer. Lightweight and reasonably priced, I ordered one, figuring for less than twenty bucks, it was worth a shot. The Star Pointer comes with an assortment of mounting bases, one of which fits the FirstScope well. The base attaches to the scope using the two preinstalled screw posts on the scope tube, and the Star Pointer slides onto a dovetail on the base. Two screws on the side of the Star Pointer tightens the dovetail mount to keep the Star Pointer secure while using. Adjusting the single red dot aiming point is easily accomplished via two small knobs on the Star Pointer, and intensity of the red dot is adjustable by the switch knob. Once adjusted, moving the scope until the object desired is under the red dot put the object in the field of view, even using the higher powered eyepiece This makes for much quicker aiming of the scope as opposed to "gunsighting" along the tube, reducing frustration factor during viewing sessions. Finders of this type are among the simplest to use, even for younger viewers, and a worthwhile investment. Unlike small scope finders, these do not magnify or invert the image, and it's very easy to go from spotting what you want with the naked eye, to centering it in the finder (when such objects are visible to the naked eye). The Star Pointer is just as easily removable from the base after an evening of viewing, allowing for safe storage and transport. All in all, a nice option for a good price.

Puntatore perfetto, viene fornito con diverse staffe per adattarsi a qualunque telescopio. Consegna rapida ed efficiente come sempre

Love this!. I have a beginners model telescope that didn't come with a finder scope and I was having real difficulty finding the targets i wanted for astronomy purposes. I took a chance, as it was quite affordable, and literally glued it to my telescope. I aligned it using a YouTube video for assistance. It works so well! I have no issues finding my target stars now and it's made my telescope WAY easier to use.