Paul Pietro - NEW
Paul has posted a thorough "review" of an 18" F/3.7 FX telescope. Read it for his thoughts on telescope assembly, tracking, optical quality, and eyepieces. We thank Paul for taking the time to post this page.

Todd Gross
Todd has owned 4 Starmasters and is well know for his reviews of astronomical goodies, including all 4 Starmasters.  Be sure to check out his list of Best Planetary Scopes ;-)

Pat & Arleen Heimann
Pat & Arleen have put together a really comprehensive listing of star parties throughout the United States.  It's the perfect place to begin your vacation plans :-)  and you will enjoy the rest of their web site too!

Rob Robinson
Rob is the Vice-President of the Astronomical Society of Kansas City and the WebSpinner for the International Occultation Timing Association. He owns an 14.5" Starmaster.

ICSTARS
The Winter’s home page is a real masterpiece. As a professional photographer, it is no surprise his home page contains many wonderful astrophotos. Vic owns a 24" f/4.3 and 22" F/4.5 Starmaster.

Tom Osypowski's Equatorial Platforms 
Tom's Equatorial Platforms work as promised, as several owners of Starmaster scopes of various sizes can attest.  In fact, we used one with our demonstrator 12.5" EL for over a year.

Sky Command Digital Setting Circles
Starmaster's choice. Visit their web site for full information about this great product.

AstroSystems
We are dealers for AstroSystems, who carries a variety of astronomy accessories and ATM supplies,.

TeleVue Optics
We highly recommend these premium eyepieces, and as OEM dealers, we can provide them to our customers at extremely competitive prices.

Lymax Astronomy
Lymax is a full feature astronomy store near Kansas City and is the manufacture of the Cosmic Storm Shield, the scope cover we use.

Amateur Astronomy Magazine

Amateur Telescope Makers

Astronomy Magazine

Sky and Telescope

SciAstro Astronomy Chat

Sidewalk Astronomers (John Dobson is their mentor)

Astronomical League

Comet Hyakutake

COMPLETE Messier Information

International Dark Sky Association

John Brown's New Orleans Sidewalk Astronomy

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