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110 mm Reflecting telescope and mounting free to keen young astronomer. It needs some eyepieces, but these are standard 1.25" size and good ones are available from Astro NZ for around $30 each (you would probably need 2 one ~10mm focus and one between 16 and 20 mm for low power.

Clifford from Helensville

Small reflector ideal for keen young astronomer. Needs 2 eyepieces around 9 mm and one around 20 mm which are standard size (1.25") and available locally from Astro NZ for about $30 each. Just set up by the person who did the planetary conjunction at Ruatawhiri park last year. With new Alt/Az mounting. Trying to encourage young astronomers so FREE to any genuinely interested person.

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