Monthly Archives: June 2007

>A customer was purchasing a Celestron C65 Mini Mak Waterproof spotting scope for some backyard spotting the other day and wanted to know if it could be used for star gazing. The answer is a resounding YES! Although the quality … Continue reading →

>If you are looking for a hard case for your new Meade MySky, you might want to look at the Pelican 1400 Protector Small Waterproof case. It will not only keep your new My Sky safe and sound while traveling, … Continue reading →

>Not sure if the Meade Mysky will have an instruction manual when it begins to find its way into customer’s hands, but the prototype we received did not have printed instructions. We recommended to Meade that they supply something to … Continue reading →

>Here’s a question I received over the weekend. “Is the MySky complicated to use?” The Meade MySky and its similar competing product, the Celestron SkyScout, are not complicated to use by comparison to most computerized products. If you can navigate … Continue reading →

>One of the concerns that was recently voiced to me was about the accuracy of handheld sky computers like the Celestron SkyScout and Meade Mysky. What if your sky computer makes a mistke? How is a beginner to know? This … Continue reading →

>Here’s another question I received, lately, on the Meade My Sky. It also applies to the Celestron SkyScout. “Do I need to use a telescope with the Meade MySky?” The answer is a definite “No” The My Sky and the … Continue reading →