Hello Friend,

You know what women hate in a man likely more than anything else?

It's a cheapskate.

Now years ago when I was on a tight budget, in some instances I had to be cheap, or budget accordingly.

Sure.  When you are starting out in life, that's often the case. Hell, I couldn't even afford a car.

I remember walking to the grocery store with my then new wife and pulling a shopping buggy behind me
in the dead of winter. Man, that sucked.

But we were starting out in life, and they were the breaks, since we had just bought a new house in Toronto
(when they were actually affordable, about $90,000 in a decent neighbourhood).

When I got my first NEW car, it was a Hyundai Pony,  (a total piece of crap btw).
Whenever it rained, the carburettor would crap out.
The engine gasket seal blew out before I even put 300 clicks on the odometer.

It was a cheap car and it's all I could afford at the time,

But what I find amazing today is that we often have customers who will come into the store to buy a
"quality telescope" and their budget is $200.

Seriously.

But here is the kicker. They are wearing Breitling Watches, dressed in expensive clothes, or perhaps
carrying a fancy Coach brand handbag.  (Some of those are worth 10k, I kid you not!)

When it comes to investing in a good quality telescope, they can't seem to make the connection.

Not all customers, but many.

We suggest that to have a positive experience in this hobby that you really need to spend at the very least
about $350 these days.

That is the very least to spend I might add.

Some people listen, some don't.

You buy cheap, you get cheap. And you get frustration.

So, my best advice is actually to spend a bit more than you actually budgeted.

Why?

Because I want  you to have a positive experience when you invest in gear whether that is a telescope,
CCD Camera or a new computerized mount.

So today I'm offering you one area where you can 'Cheap out' and get away with it.

For the entire month of May you can get FREE SHIPPING  on any online order you place
with Khan Scope

How?

Simply use the discount code: Mayday on the shopping cart checkout page.

For example, check out these NEW  Made in Germany filters by  TeleVue Optics
which have been flying off our shelves.

Link: https://khanscope.com/collections/daily-deals

Filters designed, sourced and manufactured in Germany by Astronomik.

Nebustar, OIII, and H-Beta. 

Available in 1.25" or 2" sizes.

Are they cheap? No, but they will do the job right the first time.

Clear Skies

Ray Khan

PS Free Shipping offer ends May 31st.