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Some time ago, we sent an Oberwerk BT-100XL-ED binocular telescope and an Oberwerk TR3 hardwood tripod (walnut) to Astronomy Magazine to be photographed for their “New Products” section. They ended up doing a full review in the May 2019 issue. “…viewing with Oberwerk’s BT-100XL-ED gives a fantastic feeling of swimming through space. Indeed, viewing through these giants is a dream.” Click here to read the entire review.
William R. Endsley says:
Excellent article in Astronomy magazine
I will order the same equipment once I sell my large
Celestron binos.
Any suggestions on how to sell them?
Thanks
Kevin Busarow says:
I recommend either eBay or Cloudynights.com Classifieds.
Pony trekker says:
Can you make out details in planets Jupiter and Saturn?
Kevin Busarow says:
Yes, but you’ll need the optional 7mm eyepieces, which will take the binocular to 80x magnification.