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- 09-04-2009, 05:23 PM #1
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Amazing Price Astronomy OIII UHC and Sky Glow Filter Set Deals!
I am in the habit of looking for deals, and thanks to a posting here by one of our users i would like to announce this as i will try to buy a set myself the price is just too good!
Variable Polarizing Filter, OIII, UHC, and Sky Glow
Normally each of these filters costs about this price, but for now you can get 4 (yes 4!) of these filters for the price of one.
There is 1.25" Zhumell filter click here
and a 2" Zhumell filter set click here
If your order is over $100.00 bucks, enter this code and get $10.00 off: SG-5692
for $25 off orders more than $250 enter this code: HH-9249
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- 09-04-2009, 07:07 PM #2
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link sucks. just takes me to the main page of astronomyforum.net
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- 09-04-2009, 07:11 PM #3
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ok fixed the last one sorry.
cheersName: Gus OTAs: ED 100 PRO refractor, Orion ST80 (not the CF), 8" Dob stuck in Canada Mounts:HEQ5PRO Synscan mount, Manfrotto Tripod CAMS: QHY8L not recommended, Guidecam Philips SPC900 webcams (4), Canon unmodded-450D DSLR
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- 09-04-2009, 08:14 PM #4
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Interesting thing I learned yesterday. Hayneedle is a holding company, it owns both Telescopes.com and Zhumell.
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- 09-06-2009, 04:35 AM #5
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Those are great deals on filters ...I read a review on them and they are good quality ...Next ones i buy will be 2in. ...
16in Night sky Dobsonian F4.5 , 8in SCT 2000mm FL, 90mm mak 1250mm FL , 90mm refractor 1000mm FL , 90mm refractor 500mm FL , 90mm MAK 1000mm FL , Meade eye pieces with a few odd balls thrown in ...
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