TELE VUE SCIENTIFIC PART 3
+ New Product Announcement!
In this installment, we travel to Kitt Peak in the Arizona-Sonoran Desert to “speckle” binary stars and finally learn what
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Classic
NP101: Imaging the Skies Over Colorado & New Product!
The above portrait of the Horsehead and Flame nebulae is stunning. Created in Hydrogen-alpha light, this monochrome image is filled
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TELE VUE SCIENTIFIC PART 1
Doing Science with Tele Vue Optics
Tele Vue’s product quality, consistency, and reliability are well known in amateur astronomy circles. So, it shouldn’t come as a
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Clyde Bone’s Tele Vue-140 Re-Built!
Yes, the above scope *is* a Tele Vue: this 700mm, f/5, “TeleVue-140″ scope debuted in 1996 and incorporated our patented
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Clyde Bone and His Two Unusual Mersenne Telescopes!
In this guest blog post, Ted Hume describes two telescopes designed and built by Clyde Bone. At first they appear
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Downsizing to the Perfect Small Scope and Mount
If you’ve read my “does it spark joy?” blog for Tele Vue, you know I’m trying to simplify. That has
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Tele Vue and the Moon Men from Philly!
We got a call into the office a while back from the “Philly Moon Men.” The caller identified himself as
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Does it spark joy?
Tidying means taking each item in your hand, asking yourself whether it sparks joy, and deciding on this basis whether
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Tele Vue Scope Renaissance! (Part I)
Restoring a Storied Scope A customer recently called because his vintage Tele Vue Renaissance telescope needed some tender-loving care. The
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Tele Vue Scope Renaissance! (Part II)
This post is about maintaining a brass Renaissance and matching Gibraltar mount. For the post on restoring a brass Renaissance,
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