Sharing your views Promotion for July 2010
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Promotion of July 2010 What would you expect to see with a telescope? Craters of the Moon, Saturn’s and Jupiter’s cloud bands and its Galilean moons? It’s absolutely possible. However, there is doubt over the image size of viewing objects – how big are they? Would it be as big as a ten cent coin or as small as a 1 cent coin? Before get these questions answered, we must understand the relative size and distance of the viewing objects. Although we could use eyepieces or barlow lens to magnify the distant objects, there is a general rule that we need to understand – the brightness, apparent size and type of the stars. Why does microscope only need a small lens aperture but with high magnification? In order to get a high-powered view, with a correct eyepiece we could shine lights on the object with a very close distance less than ½ inch. For stars at hundred or thousand light years away, we are too far to receive the distant star lights if the telescope “eye” is not large enough. To make it simpler, aperture of a telescope is the first criteria to determine. However, I would suggest our user to take the main application and purpose into consideration : for land or sky, in day or night. The most important point I believe is the mindset and character of the user that would reflect in their purchase behavior. Let me share with you what we are going to offer in July of 2010. 1. Celestron AstoMaster 70mm AZ Refractor Celestron is a worldwide renowned telescope maker. This model is particularly designed for the first time users for versatile usage such as viewing the solar system objects when nightsky is clear. The set can be setup at the balcony or open space for nice scenery or landscaping in the daytime. Basic and easy-to-operate mechanism is good for a beginner and young student. No worries and hassles on the maintenance and upkeep of the mounting. Setting up the scope is just within 5 minutes. One of the included items is the Sky Level 1 software enabling the users to explore the sky with a real-time guideline. Users may browse the planetarium software to get the visibility of planets or stars. Save the time and effort by utilizing the tools in a smarter way. Regular Price: RM1,200.00 July Offer: RM1,080.00 + Planisphere and Red light torchlight FREE (Total Save RM245) Shipping Free-of-Charge within Peninsular Malaysia 2. Barska 12x50 Porro Binocular Binocular is one of the best choices for astronomy hobbyists before grabbing any telescope. Due to the portability, a binocular is excellent for mobile observing no matter it’s for nature viewing or skywatching. It could be handled by adults or children with less than 800 grams. For a better handling and stars viewing, fixing on the photo tripod is recommended. This model, 12x50 is by the USA Barska who manufactures sports optics vastly for outdoor hobbyists. This precision binocular is built with magnification at 12x with objective lens 50mm. Close focus is as near as 2.5m. It is suitable for general landscaping, sports activities and stargazing. Standard accessories are soft pouch, strap and cleaning cloth. 1-year warranty. Regular Price: RM330.00 July Offer: RM280.00 + Shipping Free-of-Charge within Peninsular Malaysia (Total Save RM80) Please enquire at 03-8996 3378 should you need further information. Promotion is valid for July of 2010 and while stocks last. Posted: 10 July 2010
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