Subject: How to avoid the #1 Telescope frustration with Celestron Computerized telescopes
Hello Friend,
If you own a Celestron computerized telescope, and you have done a 2 star or 3-star alignment to get the telescope
initially aligned you know what a pain in the butt this can sometimes be.
Especially on cold winter nights.
It ain't fun.
When Celestron released the StarSense AutoAlign device in 2014, I was excited about getting one to
try out just in time for the Starfest astronomy convention.
Testing out new technology, especially in a field location can either work well or be a total disaster in some cases.
In this instance, the StarSense auto align device was installed and tested on a Celestron Nexstar 8 SE telescope,
I flipped the switch, crossed my fingers and hoped it would do what it's supposed to do.
And guess what?
It did exactly that! It worked like a charm, and I was delighted. In under 5 minutes, the telescope self-aligned itself
and was ready to start showing whatever objects I wanted to look at.
With no further effort on my part, It was a Eureka moment.
It is one of the best devices I can recommend for any owner of a Celestron telescope.
Having said that, because it is a high-tech gadget, it's one of the pricier accessories.
It is also the one accessory that we have never put on sale.
In the spirit of giving for the holiday season, I am going to offer you a 10% discount on the Celestron Starsense
Device for a very limited time.
direct link: http://khanscope.com/products/starsense-autoalign-94005
So if you are still wondering what to put under the tree for you or someone else, here is your chance to get one of the
most remarkable time-saving and frustration skipping technologies .
Clear Skies,
Ray Khan
PS If you are wondering whether your 'Celestron telescope is compatible with the Starsense device, there is a list
of compatible instruments at the link. The majority of Celestron telescopes will work. The device will not work with other
brands of telescopes.