@DARRBEV
Thank you. Your vid has help I was going for the 90 mm but may now go go 102 Great vid.
@darshanbohra1975
Sir very well explained Love from India 🇮🇳
@rachelmccoy7501
Thank you!! I just purchased the 114eq as a gift for my fiancé. We are both completely new. Any tips or accessories to purchase for it?
@digveejaysadhu1356
Thanks bro🎉
@mtippett80
Brilliant video, just found your channel and subscribed! Did you do the video on the celestron astromaster 76? I couldn't find the video.
@zephyrothic
Clear and useful info.
@Ben-pv9yh
Thanks
@JoeJaguar
good video keep it up
@Julibuli-zy7bk
yes it helpt me thx <3
@fguy2477
Can you see every planet, moons etc clearly in every telescope you mentioned in the video?
@johnzebuski7877
which is better for planetary viewing the 90 or 102?
@kerryedavis
Overall it seems like Meade does a better job, but within the Celestron models I mostly prefer the PowerSeeker models over AstroMaster, partly because they all use ring mounts for the tubes which seems better than fastening a dovetail plate directly to the tube.
@ashifabedin
can any one give the name of the backgroung music ?
@Astronomer118
Please do not buy a eq mount if you are a beginner these eq mounts are hard to use get a az mount or a Dobsonian
@billycole7419
Az mounts are actually available for all models
@jimpoop
Even though Celestron is a major manufacturer, and make some fantastic scopes, they do have plenty of junk too... Unfortunately, the astromaster line is of very poor quality.. the mounts are awful and the optics on all are marginal at best.. do to price increase lately, a good beginner scope is going to cost about 300-500+.. though there are some really good scopes for less. The AWB one sky or the Skywatcher Heratige 130 and 150 are about 200-300$ and are outstanding. The Celestron Omni 102 AZ or Explore Scientific 102 are good refractors in similar price point. A good 6-8" dobsonian, which are the best bang for your buck and are great for beginners and astro veterans alike, can be found used for 2-300$ quite frequently. Do research before buying!
@strangedays453
You've got your max magnification WRONG To know the max magnification of any telescope you simply double the aperture in mm so for instance a 90mm telescope the max magnification is 180 x
@hakman239
Magnification is way off
@gidoras
I don' t know why eyepeace of my celestron 90 telescope das not full inside in the hole??? Plese someone to help me!!! Thank you.
@xtian2900