Where in Ahmedabad could I buy Telescopes?
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Why not try the internet.
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Simple: http://www.life.uiuc.edu/hughes/boast/sciencelessons/telescopes.htm\nAdvanced: http://www.funsci.com/fun3_en/tele/tele.htm
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You can go to the Indian Merchants Chamber or any other Association of Traders dealing in industrial products.You can also search on yahoo search.
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you can go on eBay and they have ABC dist. products on their and also LTD dist. is also a great spot
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there is a "poompuhar" showroom on brigade road. guys there have it / they help you find what you want - genuine and reasonable rate also. Good luck.
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It will cost you US$100 to buy.\npair of 7x50 binoculars\nI've seen their 60mm aperture (about 2.4 inches) being sold by JC Penny just for US$100.
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Elbit Diagnostics in Road No.12, Banjara Hills is the Best.\n\nVijaya Diagnostics is also very Good - They have in more than one location in Hyderabad. I know one is there in Jubilee Hills (Near Checkpost) and another in Ameerpet (opp. Lal Bungalow)
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Check Radio Shack, they have all that stuff.
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You can purchase a Tasco 4.5 inch reflector telescope that comes with eyepieces that give magnifications of 50x 100x and 200x. \n\nTasco however is not known for great optics. They are better know for cheap optics. \n\nYou did not mention what you wanted to use the telescope for. \n\nFor a decent spotting scope, select a Celestron Ultima 100 mm. \n\nAnd do not scimp on the tripod. \n\nFor a top of the line spotting scope, select a Swarovski. The best of the best. \n\nFor astronomical viewing you want something a tad larger. An 8 inch reflector.  \n\nCheck out the link to this one.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keck_telescope
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Go To City Stars,third floor,Virgin stores\nor carrefour maadi\nI'm pretty sure you're gonna find what you're looking for.\nneed a drive,\njust contact me, fadydodo2004@yahoo.com
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i don't think they have them there.  try some second hand stores.
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Chocoroll:  not Pluto - look up Uranus.\n\nJodrell Bank (UK) is still the larged ground telescope whilst I suppose Hubble is the equivilant in space.
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It depends on what you want to observe. For the planets and moon, you can do very well in the city. If you want to see galaxies and faint nebula, you want the largest aperture you can get.\n\nLet me recommend to resources. First, start monitoring www.astromart.com It the classified section for astronomers. But before you buy anything, go to http://skyandtelescope.com/resources/organizations/ and find your local astro club. Contact them to find out when their next public night is and go. You'll get to look through a lot of different telescopes at a lot of different objects. By the end of an hour or two, you will know what interests you most and what kind of telescope you want. And, you are likely to get a good deal as there are always members looking to upgrade from their first scope.\n\nIf you are intersested in astronomy, try\nhttp://groups.yahoo.com/group/lunar-observing \nYou will find a large number of amateur astronomers who are glad to help.\n\nChuck
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There is one in Bangalore. Thats all I know.
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Sky and Telescope reviewed under $200 telescopes in the December '05 edition, and their well-rated telescopes (in order of preference) were:\nOrion SkyQuest XT4.5 Dobsonian\nOrion StarBlast Astro Telescope\nOrion SpaceProbe 3 Altazimuth\nOrion Observer 70mm Altazimuth Refractor\nScientifics Astroscan\n\nThe two at the top of the list have the largest apertures, at 4.5", and will therefore show you more than the others. The next two on the list are smaller, and the Astroscan won't take enough magnification for planets.\n\nDon't listen to people who will try to tell you that a small telescope is better for light polluted skies - bigger is ALWAYS better.\n\nStay away from Walmart and other discount stores, sporting goods stores,  science stores, camera stores, and eBay. Buy from a reputable telescope dealer. I've listed a couple below.