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Alstar 9x50 Angled Finder Scope, Black - You Will no Longer Need to Strain Your Neck at Difficult Angles and are Also able to Search for Objects which are not so Easy to find
The 90° viewing angle makes your searching much more easy and comfortable, even near the zenith.
Makes a large number of aditional stars available - a big plus for being able to successfully locate objects.
Folder fits onto most telescopes, easy focusing at the objective lens. Adjustment of finder scope alignment via two screws and spring.
The achromatic optics provide a bright; true to life image at 9x magnification; In addition; the optical surfaces have been multicoated to prevent irritating reflections
Folder fits onto most telescopes; easy focusing at the objective lens; Adjustment of finder scope alignment via two screws and spring
Joseph Guzman
2025-06-27 16:31:19
I mounted this finder to my Nexstar 6se by Celestron. It does the job nicely. It has awide field of view which is very helpful.The quality of the scope is good speciallyfor the price tag.
Happy Printing
2024-12-18 15:49:54
Received the finder scope in great shape, but no warranty or user information in the box. Not really a problem, finder scopes are pretty much self explanatory, but the lack of warranty or company contact info was a bit troubling. The image is very clear, front focus has a lot of range and is very well made locks firmly in place. Entire scope is well made, all metallic parts and optics look excellent clear with a nice cross hair setup, fits a standard accessory mount with no problems. Image is corrected as expected vertically and not horizontally.Now for my only complaint and it is a fairly bad one. As advertised the scope has two adjustment screws and a spring pin to align the cross hair with your telescopes centered image. The concept works great at first glance ..... easily adjusted. However their is no tension adjustment for the spring pin. Mine has a moderate spring force so if you bump this finder scope after setup .... Yep you guessed it, hit the restart and set it up again. A third locking screw would have fixed this issue or even a tension adjustment on the spring pin would be excellent. This is not an inexpensive finder scope, its sturdy and works great. I stiffened up the spring pin by adding a 12 wide by 4" long heavy duty rubber band stretched and doubled around the scope pushing down on the spring pin. Luckily I fly electric RC airplanes and a few of my larger planes required that size rubber band for wing retension. So they were on hand. Hoping the manufacturer sees this and contacts me about this spring pin tension issue. If there is a way to adjust the pins tension it certainly eluded me, I tried everything.... Would have easily been a five star rating if not for this spring pin issue!
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