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TeleVue eyepieces and accessories
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 directed to:
 starmaster@ckt.net
 Starmaster™ Portable Telescopes
 Rick Singmaster
 2160 Birch Road
 Arcadia, KS 66711
 (620) 638-4743
Observing Chair

The StarStep Observing Chair is the perfect accessory for your new telescope!

Tin Man Holding Chair
  • Recommended for 14.5" F/4.3 Hybrid and larger scopes, up to the 20" F/3.7 FX.
  • Lightweight, fold-up design provides stable, convenient observing at your scope. For shorter telescopes, we recommend the Shorty Observing Chair.
  • Adjustable seat height up to 29 inches.
  • Can be used as a step in the lower two positions for those times when you can't quite reach the eyepiece, yet a ladder is too high
  • Standard overall height is 42 inches, with a width of 24 inches (great for scopes with eyepiece height up to 80 inches).
  • Triangular configuration insures positive ground contact.
  • Oak and aluminum construction finished with clear polyurethane.
Tin Man Sitting At His Scope NOTE: This product is not intended to be used as a ladder. DO NOT stand on the seat when it is more than 16 inches above ground level.

Suggested Retail Prices:
Deluxe Oak 42"
StarStep Observing Chair
$139

Prices F.O.B. Arcadia, KS
Shipping & Handling -- $29
Specifications & Prices Subject To Change

Tin Man Standing At His Scope

All major components of Starmaster Telescopes are made with pride in the United States of America by small, community based companies.

Note:
-Cancelled orders will be subject to a restocking fee which will be equal to 15% of the BASE price of the telescope, NO EXCEPTIONS.
-Orders are not transferable without permission of Starmaster Telescopes and will be subject to additional fees.
-Due to a shortage of pyrex mirror blanks, we are no longer accepting international orders, except from Canada.

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