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I just purchased a Hardin Optical DSH 8. It's a great telescope, but
my neck and eyes get very tired trying to go from the awkward position of the finder scope to the much more comfortable position of the eyepiece. I was hoping there's an attachment out there that will convert the finder scope's view from parallel to the telescope to perpendicular to it (like the eyepiece). According to the "nice lady" at Hardin Optical, there is no such device. Is this true? If no such device exists, can finder scopes be purchased with with a ninety degree sight (like a mirror diagonal for refractors)? I was told by Hardin Optical that no such finder scope exists - at least that will work with my DSH 8. Again, I'm having trouble believing this. Admittedly, I'm new to all of this, and was hoping for your help. Any suppliers you know of (with web site adresses) would be much appreciated. Again, thank you for your help. Mike |
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