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Inteligentní teleskop ZWO Seestar S50 - Nejčastější otázky
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25 November 2025 10:09
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Inteligentní teleskop ZWO Seestar S30 - Nejčastější otázky
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Elmara,
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15 August 2025
20 August 2025
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Řada teleskopů Celestron StarSense
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Elmara,
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17 February 2021
15 November 2024
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DWARF 3 – a small, clever telescope that offers incredible value for money

DWARF 3 – a small, clever telescope that offers incredible value for money

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When the DWARF 3 appeared on the market, it caught our attention primarily because of its design. It was significantly smaller than most other smart telescopes, had two cameras and a very interesting technical design, yet its price made it accessible to a considerably wider audience of astronomy enthusiasts.
Vaonis Atlas – a new era of smart telescopes begins

Vaonis Atlas – a new era of smart telescopes begins

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Ten years after launching its first smart telescope, Vaonis has unveiled a device that differs fundamentally from anything the French brand has produced to date. The Atlas is not merely a larger, more powerful version of the Vespera. It is a completely new modular platform that can grow alongside its owner. A single base, interchangeable imaging modules, the option to use two optical systems simultaneously, the Sky Guard all-sky camera and, in future, equatorial mode and a specialised planetary module.
Vaonis – the next chapter

Vaonis – the next chapter

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Vaonis: “For years, we’ve been imagining what the next chapter would look like. On 15 October, exactly ten years on, Atlas will emerge from the darkness.”
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