Don't spend a single dollar until you've read this....

From the desk of Ninian Boyle
Thursday July 24th 2008

Dear Astronomer

So you're thinking of buying a second hand scope? Well, there are certainly some good bargains out there so go for it and see what you can find....

I can show you

The best places to look Where to look to save you time How to spot a bargain What to check when your telescope arrives How to assess the mount that comes with it How to see that your scope is collimated The pros and cons of Ebay

Don't get caught out. Armed with all this information you should be able to spot a bargin, avoid the pitfalls and know how to deal with any minor issues that will save you a lot of time, worry and expense and possible embarrassment when you have to admit to your friends that you bought a lemon...

With this guide to refer to, you never need to worry about whether you've missed something in the minefield that is purchasing a second hand telescope or accessories.


Spending $5 now could save you hundreds or even thousands of dollars

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Please note: The e-book How to Buy a Second Hand Telescope is not compatible with Macintosh Computers unless you have a windows emulator