Things that you Bump in the Night

This is a list of equipment that I currently use or have used in the past. I'll try to keep it up to date. Some of these are reviews from when I first got the equipment and some are simply information about each piece. Let me know what you would do differently, what you would keep or sell, and if you want to trade some gear, feel free to reach out! If you want to know where I shop, it's primarily Astronomics, High Point Scientific, and of course, Amazon! More information is available at my support page.

Why you need to have anti-dew strips to keep the moisture at bay.

Fanless Mini PC with Intel N100, PDDR4, Win11, HDMI 4K, Wi-Fi 5, BT, USB 3.2 and 2.0, Type-C, SD & SSD Support, and a VESA Mount

The iOptron CEM40 mount is a center-balanced equatorial mount offering integrated cable management and a sleek design.

A must have for successful astrophotography sessions!

If you want to take pictures of the Sun or the planets, you're likely going to use a technique called "lucky imaging." The ASI432 is perfect for this type of Time Travel.

The Celestron C8 Schmidt-Cassegrain is one of the longest running continuously produced telescopes in history. Read why this Astropotamus still uses one.

The ZWO ASI120MM Mini is a great little monochrome camera best suited as a workhorse guidescope. It also works well for planetary and solar work. In fact, you just might want to use it for everything.

If you have a smart phone or a tablet then YOU can be a Time Traveler with the Seestar S50 smart telescope from ZWO.