$Lunar Edition 100DX Refractor Telescope with Adjustable Tripod and Dual Magnification$

Lunar Edition 100DX Refractor Telescope with Adjustable Tripod and Dual Magnification

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$167.82

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Lunar Edition 100DX Refractor Telescope with Adjustable Tripod and Dual MagnificationThis refractor telescope offers clear views of the moon and planets using a 100mm aperture system. It comes equipped with two separate eyepieces that provide 26x and 66x magnification levels, allowing for both wide field and detailed observations. The optical tube is mounted on a manual alt azimuth mount with smooth motion controls, ensuring accurate navigation across the horizon. The system includes a sturdy tripod with adjustable legs to accommodate

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Definitely better than the old plugs that probably had 80k miles on them. The one star off is because I had a misfire after installing. Not sure if I damaged the plug or what, but a reinstall didn't fix the misfire. In my genius, I rushed to try to gap it and ended up breaking the iridium tip. Put the old plug into cylinder 3 (where the misfire was) and it was fine. Gonna have to get a new single tomorrow at my local shop, but a bit frustrating to get a misfire after install.

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Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2026