Telescopes & Astronomy Newsletter

		
IN THIS ISSUE:  - click direct to article
		
- SKYSHED PODS UPDATE - 4TH, 5TH & 6TH SHIPMENTS
- 3 GREAT EVENTS IN APRIL - MARS CLOSEST TO EARTH
- 3 GREAT EVENTS IN APRIL - TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE MOON
- 3 GREAT EVENTS IN APRIL - ANNULAR SOLAR ECLIPSE
- TELESCOPES & ASTRONOMY CERTIFIED ECLIPSE GLASSES $4AUD
- LIKE OUR FACEBOOK?
- NEW OFF AXIS GUIDER FOR DSLR CAMERAS
- UNTOLD STORY OF WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS PHOTO
- FILTERS FOR PHOTOMETRY
- FILTER WHEELS
	- OPTICSTAR 1.25" 5 POSITION FILTER WHEEL $99AUD
	- ATIK MFW MANUAL 5 FILTER WHEEL $140AUD
	- ORION 2" MULTIPLE 4 FILTER WHEEL $170AUD
	- STARLIGHT EXPRESS SXUFW $523AUD
- UPDATED PAGES BY TELESCOPES & ASTRONOMY
- iOPTRON'S SKYTRACKER MOUNT RECEIVES GREAT REVIEWS
- THE OLDEST STAR
- SPECTACULAR NEW MARTIAN IMPACT CRATER
- RADIO STATION ASTRONOMY FM
- CELESTRON SCT SPECIALS
- NEWTON'S ORIGINAL NEWTONIAN REFLECTOR
- THE ASTRO HUTECH SOLAR AUTOGUIDER $880AUD
		
CURRENT SPECIALS
- BINOCULAR SPECIAL 11x70mm or 13x70mm $120AUD
- EXTRA TALL, STURDY BINOCULAR TRIPOD SPECIAL $120AUD
- OLIVON T-64A SPOTTING SCOPE SPECIAL $290AUD


SKYSHED PODS - 4TH, 5TH & 6TH SHIPMENTS
POD - Personal Observatory Dome.  The dream of every astronomer - to be observing in minutes!

For information on the SkyShed Pod, please visit:
http://www.telescopes-astronomy.com.au/skyshed_pod_astronomical_observatory.htm

For more detailed information visit SkyShed's web site:
http://www.skyshedpod.com/

or join the Yahoo! Pod forum:
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/skyshed-pod/

The 4th Shipment has now been delivered.  The current USA bound production is just about finished, and we are next. Shipping of 
the 5th Shipment from Canada is due for the 14th of April.

Unfortunately, one customer dropped out, so we are looking for another person to fill this void of the current 5th shipment.  
This will not affect the delivery of the current shipment.

We are now accepting deposits for the next container after this one (6th shipment).  Let us know if you would like a pricelist, or any 
other information pertaining to buying a Pod.

The NEW SkyShed Pod MAX is now being produced.  The Pod MAX is a larger version of the SkyShed Pod.  Images and 
information can be seen here:
http://www.skyshedpod.com/podmax.html

Anyone interested can contact us for further information.


		
3 GREAT EVENTS IN APRIL - MARS CLOSEST TO EARTH
With Mars and Earth being on the same side of the Sun, viewing of red planet will be good.  The disk of Mars will be 15 arc seconds 
in diameter, during the middle of the month.  Here's a guide to viewing Mars:
http://www.telescopes-astronomy.com.au/mars-opposition-april-2014.htm


		
3 GREAT EVENTS IN APRIL - TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE MOON
The day after Mars is at its closest, a Total Lunar Eclipse will occur on the 15th of April.  In most places, the Moon will already be in 
full Eclipse as it rises, during evening twilight. Basically the eclipse's visibility will be greater, and longer, the further east the 
observer is.  Western Australia will miss out on the vast majority of the eclipse. The Total Lunar eclipse will be the first since 2012.

Here are some sites with Total Lunar Eclipse 2014 information:
http://www.iceinspace.com.au/63-753-0-0-1-0.html

http://www.mreclipse.com/LEdata/TLE2014Apr15/TLE2014Apr15.html



3 GREAT EVENTS IN APRIL - ANNULAR SOLAR ECLIPSE
The Annular Solar Eclipse of the Sun is on the 29th of April 2014.  All of Australia will have a partial eclipse visible.  For observers 
viewing west of a line drawn from Cairns Queensland, down to Adelaide, South Australia, the eclipse will be in its entirety.  East of this 
line, the Sun will set during the eclipse.

Here's some information on the Annular Solar Eclipse:
http://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/solar/2014-april-29



TELESCOPES & ASTRONOMY CERTIFIED ECLIPSE GLASSES $4AUD
The Telescopes & Astronomy Eclipse Glasses incorporate our own design which includes a Deep Field Galaxy background and 
Diamond Ring Effect during a Total Solar Eclipse.

During the 2002 Total Solar Eclipse, there was concern over the safety of Eclipse Glasses, since they were not tested and 
certified in Australia, although they were certified everywhere else in the world like England, Germany, and USA etc.  In 
preparation for the 2012 Total Solar Eclipse, and requiring a large amount of work and red tape cutting, we ensured Eclipse 
Glasses were certified prior to the event.



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NEW OFF AXIS GUIDER FOR DSLR CAMERAS
Off Axis Guiders allow the imager to observe the object, while the camera is attached, ready for imaging.  A small portion of light 
(around 10%) is diverted to the Eyepiece using a prism, just outside optical path.  The Eyepiece can be replaced with an Illuminated, 
Cross Hair Reticle Eyepiece for Guiding.  Making the Camera and Eyepiece Parfocal (at the same focus) allows focusing the camera by 
looking through the eyepiece.
 
- Off axis guider with 10mm optical length
- Large 2" free aperture (3" on request)
- Telescope side : M48*0.75mm
- Camera side : T2 ( M42*0.75 ) /  M48*0.75mm
- Adapter rotatable by 3*120°
$255AUD
 
Contact us for images or more information.


		
UNTOLD STORY OF WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS PHOTO
Using current data from the LRO (Lunar reconnaissance
 Orbiter), a great video on how the Apollo 8 Spacecraft took the most famous 
photograph of all time:
http://www.youtube.com/embed/dE-vOscpiNc



FILTERS FOR PHOTOMETRY
Astronomical Photometry and Spectrometry are now very popular amongst amateur astronomers.  It allows anyone to participate in 
scientific discovery, and can have their data published to provide the astronomical community with valuable information.

Astronomical Photometry is the measurement of electromagnetic radiation given off from an object.  This is called Flux.  Knowing the 
Distance and Flux of an object allows us to work out information like Luminosity, object’s temperature, and the object’s size and other 
physical properties.

Measuring the Flux in small wavelength intervals, allows us to measure other things like what the object is made of, movements, and 
various other properties.  This is called Spectrometry.

A combination of measuring Flux (Photometry) and wavelength (Spectrometry) is called Spectrophotometry.  Photometry being the 
much simpler of the two.

Any high pixel CCD Camera can be used to collect the Flux for measurements.  Some cameras are better than others, depending 
on your budget.  To find out more about Photometry and Spectrometry visit the following websites:

South Australian Astronomical Society Stellar Photometry:
https://www.assa.org.au/resources/astrophotography/stellar-photometry/

American Association of Variable Star Observers:
http://www.aavso.org/

Particular Filters for Photometry are used.  We have 2 types, depending on your budget.  Both types can be used sufficiently:

Astrodon Photometrics UVBRclc
1.25" Mounted UV* (UV*-27R) $215AUD
1.25" Mounted UV* (UV*-27R) $215AUD
1.25" Mounted UV* (UV*-27R) $215AUD
1.25" Mounted UV* (UV*-27R) $215AUD
1.25" Mounted UV* (UV*-27R) $215AUD

50mm dia. Unmounted UV* (UV*-50R) $455AUD
50mm dia. Unmounted UV* (UV*-50R) $455AUD
50mm dia. Unmounted UV* (UV*-50R) $455AUD
50mm dia. Unmounted UV* (UV*-50R) $455AUD
50mm dia. Unmounted UV* (UV*-50R) $455AUD

For other AstroDon configurations, please email or call.

Baader Photometrics UVBRI
2459440U	Baader UBVRI Photometric U-Filter 1¼“ (4mm Glass) with LPFC	$260AUD
2459440B	Baader UBVRI Photometric B-Filter 1¼“ (4mm Glass) with LPFC	$260AUD
2459440V	Baader UBVRI Photometric V-Filter 1¼“ (4mm Glass) with LPFC	$260AUD
2459440R	Baader UBVRI Photometric R-Filter 1¼“ (4mm Glass) with LPFC	$260AUD
2459440I	Baader UBVRI Photometric I-Filter 1¼“ (4mm Glass) with LPFC		$260AUD

2459440	Baader UBVRI Photometric Filter set 1¼“ (4mm Glass) with LPFC	$1190AUD


		
FILTER WHEELS
- OPTICSTAR 1.25" 5 POSITION FILTER WHEEL $99AUD
- ATIK MFW MANUAL 5 FILTER WHEEL $140AUD
- ORION 2" MULTIPLE 4 FILTER WHEEL $170AUD
- STARLIGHT EXPRESS SXUFW $523AUD

OPTICSTAR 1.25" 5 POSITION FILTER WHEEL $99AUD
The colour filter wheel includes various adapters for connectivity to standard telescopes and CCD cameras.

Aperture: 1.25"
Positions: 5 x 1.25" Filters
For threaded filters
Includes 4 adapters
20mm thick
For Opticstar and third party cameras
Suitable for imaging and observation
Also available with LRGB filters
Weight: 340 to 355 grams
All-metal construction
Opticstar Filter Wheel

ATIK MFW MANUAL 5 FILTER WHEEL $140AUD
Five-Position, 1.25" filter carousel with a numbered “click” at every position to make the task a breeze. The filter wheel is only 
19.5mm thick, allowing it to be used on almost any telescope.

Made of black anodized, machined aluminum it has T-threads on both sides and includes a 1.25” adapter and male T-adapter. Suitable 
for use with any CCD camera. Dimensions 120mm diameter, 24.5mm deep.
ATIK Filter Wheel

ORION 2" MULTIPLE 4 FILTER WHEEL $170AUD
When it comes to field illumination for visual observing or astrophotography, bigger definitely is better! Enter Orion's new 2" Multiple 
Filter Wheel, which allows convenient switching of up to four 2" filters for astro-imaging. Since many of today's larger format 
monochrome CCD imagers require 2" filters for larger field illumination, this affordable solution provides fast and easy transition 
between multiple filters. 

The versatile Orion 2" Multiple Filter Wheel provides several attachment methods. T-threads on the telescope side allow for a direct 
connection to T-thread equipped focusers. If attaching the filter wheel to a 2" focuser, a 2" thread-on nosepiece is also included which 
allows maximum field illumination to the imaging camera. A removable T-thread ring on the camera side allows for direct attachment to 
imaging cameras. Compatible with all 2" Orion filters. The 2" multiple filter wheel is not equipped for visual use.

This accessory is a must-have for monochrome imagers, who need to take separate exposures through LRGB filters to obtain a color 
composite. Light finger pressure is all you need to rotate the wheel until the selected filter clicks into place. 

The Orion 2" Multiple 4-Filter Wheel also provides a convenient and secure way to store your imaging filters and help protect them from 
dust and dew. Filters can be easily installed or changed by removing the cover with the included hex key. Requires 22mm additional 
focus travel. Weighs just 14oz. One-year limited warranty.

Orion 2" Multiple 4-Filter Wheel Features....
- convenient and secure way to store your imaging filters and help protect them from dust and dew.
- filters can be easily installed or changed by removing the cover with the included hex key.
- light finger pressure is all you need to rotate the wheel until the selected filter clicks into place.
- a removable T-thread ring on the camera side allows for direct attachment to imaging cameras.
Orion Product Number: 5525
Orion 2" Filter Wheel

STARLIGHT EXPRESS SXUFW $523AUD
Super-Slim Off-Axis guide head add-on! This useful filter wheel accessory makes accurate, flexure-free guiding easy to achieve. 
The extremely slim assembly screws directly to the wheel face and adds only 13mm to the back focal distance of the wheel.

The USB filter wheel was first introduced in 2009 and adds many new features to a useful imaging accessory. It is unique in that 
it does not require a separate power supply when used with USB control - the high performance DC gear motor runs entirely from the 
USB supply and consumes less than 100mA. It is also capable of operation from a serial input, or from a switched hand controller, 
both of which power the wheel from a small dry battery.

more...
Starlight Xpress SXUFW

Suggested Filter Set - Baader CCD 2458350 $155AUD
There are a number of CCD Coloured Filter Sets available.  This one has been proven to be the best value, with the best results!



UPDATED PAGES BY TELESCOPES & ASTRONOMY

iOptron Pricelist

iOptron SkyTracker Camera Mount

Mars Opposition Information

Refracting Trackable Telescope

SkyShed Pod

Secondhand Telescopes & Accessories



iOPTRON'S SKYTRACKER MOUNT RECEIVES GREAT REVIEWS
The new iOptron SkyTrackerTM camera mount for astrophotography has extra features including an increased payload of 3.5kg
 (7.7 lbs) and an adjustable AZ base. This portable mount makes it easy to take long exposures of the night sky without streaking or 
star trailing.

The SkyTrackerTM is simple to set up. Just attach the unit to a camera tripod. Then slide and lock your digital camera into the 
saddle. Align SkyTrackerTM to the Celestial Pole, using the included dark field illuminated polar scope. Then turn on the 
motor, and it keeps your camera tracking at the same speed the earth rotates! The unique DC servo motor keeps your camera 
in motion to avoid star trails and allows you to take long exposures for beautiful images of the night sky. SkyTrackerTM runs 
on 4 AA batteries for portability at any location.

Generally you'll need the Ball Head ($80AUD) to point in various directions.  If your Tripod has a 1/4" thread (like most), then you 
will also need the 1/4" to 3/8" Adaptor ($6AUD) since the SkyTracker has a 3/8" thread hole.

SkyTracker with Polar Scope $523AUD - in stock

Our iOptron SkyTracker web site:
http://www.telescopes-astronomy.com.au/skytracker_ioptron_camera_mount_photography.htm

iOptron SkyTracker Review:
http://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/51192053



THE OLDEST STAR
A team of astronomers has discovered the oldest known star in the universe, which formed shortly after the Big Bang 13.7 billion 
years ago. The discovery has allowed astronomers for the first time to study the chemistry of the first stars, giving scientists 
a clearer idea of what the Universe was like in its infancy.

"This is the first time that we've been able to unambiguously say that we've found the chemical fingerprint of a first star," 
said lead researcher, Dr Stefan Keller of the Australian National University (ANU) Research School of Astronomy and Astrophysics. 
"This is one of the first steps in understanding what those first stars were like. What this star has enabled us to do is record 
the fingerprint of those first stars."

The star was discovered using the ANU SkyMapper telescope at the Siding Spring Observatory, which is searching for ancient stars 
as it conducts a five-year project to produce the first digital map the southern sky.

The ancient star is around 6,000 light years from Earth, which Dr Keller says is relatively close in astronomical terms. It is 
one of the 60 million stars imaged by SkyMapper in its first year.

"The stars we are finding number one in a million," says team member Professor Mike Bessell, who worked with Keller on the 
research. "Finding such needles in a haystack is possible thanks to the ANU SkyMapper telescope that is unique in its ability to 
find stars with low iron from their colour." Dr Keller and Professor Bessell confirmed the discovery using the Magellan telescope 
in Chile.

The composition of the newly discovered star shows it formed in the wake of a primordial star, which had a mass 60 times that of 
our Sun. "To make a star like our Sun, you take the basic ingredients of hydrogen and helium from the Big Bang and add an enormous 
amount of iron -- the equivalent of about 1,000 times the Earth's mass," Dr Keller says.

"To make this ancient star, you need no more than an Australia-sized asteroid of iron and lots of carbon. It's a very different 
recipe that tells us a lot about the nature of the first stars and how they died."

Dr Keller says it was previously thought that primordial stars died in extremely violent explosions which polluted huge volumes 
of space with iron. But the ancient star shows signs of pollution with lighter elements such as carbon and magnesium, and no sign 
of pollution with iron.

"This indicates the primordial star's supernova explosion was of surprisingly low energy. Although sufficient to disintegrate the 
primordial star, almost all of the heavy elements such as iron, were consumed by a black hole that formed at the heart of the 
explosion," he says. The result may resolve a long-standing discrepancy between observations and predictions of the Big Bang.

The discovery was published in a recent edition of the journal Nature as "A single low-energy, iron-poor supernova as the source 
of metals in the star SMSS J031300.36?670839.3." Nature, 2014; DOI: 10.1038/nature12990 

-- copied from Science Digest whose report is based on press releases from the Australian Nation University. See the Science 
Digest article, with numerous references, at:
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2014/02/140209200836.htm



SPECTACULAR NEW MARTIAN IMPACT CRATER
A dramatic, fresh impact crater dominates this image taken by the High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE) camera 
on NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter on Nov. 19, 2013. Researchers used HiRISE to examine this site because the orbiter's 
Context Camera had revealed a change in appearance here between observations in July 2010 and May 2012, bracketing the 
formation of the crater between those observations.

more...
http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/PIA17932



RADIO STATION ASTRONOMY FM
http://astronomy.fm/



CELESTRON SCT SPECIALS
CELESTRON Edge HD 9.25" Optical Tube Assembly 91040-XLT ... $3399AUD
http://www.celestron.com/astronomy/celestron-edgehd-9-25.html

CELESTRON Edge HD 11" Optical Tube Assembly 91050-XLT ... $4990AUD
http://www.celestron.com/astronomy/celestron-edgehd-11.html



NEWTON'S ORIGINAL NEWTONIAN REFLECTOR
http://www.nethawk.tv/2014/02/sir-isaac-newtons-first-telescope/



THE ASTRO HUTECH SOLAR AUTOGUIDER $880AUD
If you like to image the Sun, then the Astro Hutech Solar AutoGuider is perfect!  The Autoguider will keep the sun centered. 
As a result, time-lapse movies are easy! 

The Astro Hutech Solar AutoGuider, Hinode (”sunrise” in Japanese) SG, is the first autoguider designed for casual solar viewing 
as well as photography. It does not require precise polaralignment, allowing for quick, convenient setup-and-go for public 
outreach or quick viewing with a grab-n-go solarscope. For imaging, long-term autoguiding on the sun simplifies post-processing 
for projects such as time-lapse movies.

Features :
• Precise polar alignment not required. Great for quick setup.
• Guides on the sun disk. No requirements for sunspots to be used for tracking.
• Optics, filter, and sensor integrated in one package with guide electronics. 
  No additional guide scope, filter, or computer required.
• One-time easy calibration. No additional calibration required with the same mount. 
  Just select AM or PM tracking. 
• No PC required when used with a hand controller. 
• Universal mounting block allows attachment to virtually any telescope. Compatible
  with conventional finder dovetail bases available in the market. 
• Audible cues and hand controller LEDs eliminate the need to exactly center the sun
  with an eyepiece or a PC monitor. 
• 5V DC operation. When used with a PC, no power supply is needed. 
• Compact and lightweight (117 mm x 67 mm x 45 mm & 290 g). Compatible with 
  a grab-n-go solar viewing setup. 
• User-friendly PC interface, including firmware updates.
• Compatible with any mount with ST-4 / Losmandy type autoguider input port.
• Made in USA 

Optional Accessories:
TAKGC - Guide Cable for Takahashi Temma Mounts - $127AUD
CMB - Coronado Mounting Base - $89AUD

More Information:
http://digiborg.files.wordpress.com/2013/04/jw21.jpg



CURRENT SPECIALS

BINOCULAR SPECIAL 11x70mm or 13x70mm $120AUD
 These Binoculars have been tested by us to be great for astronomy. They have an Exit Pupil of 6.4mm 
(11x70mm) which illuminates the whole of the eye. Great for finding objects before looking through your 
scope. Complete with Binocular to Tripod Adaptor.



EXTRA TALL, STURDY BINOCULAR TRIPOD SPECIAL $120AUD
These tripods handle 20x80mm binoculars very easily. Their height can be raised to 190cm (6' 3").



OLIVON T-64A SPOTTING SCOPE SPECIAL $290AUD
 - 64mm Aperture 
- Angled 16-48x Zoom 
- Fully Multi Coated 
- Nitrogen Gas Filled 
- Easy to DigiScope

Olivon manufacturer high quality Spotting Scopes. The Olivon T-64 with its aperture of 64mm combines 
a precision optical design, lightweight portability and premium-quality construction. The T-64 spotting scope 
will withstand even the harshest weather conditions. This superb, high-quality spotting scope is ideal for bird 
watchers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Olivon T-64 spotting scopes deliver sharp, crystal clear images over 
a range of distance.

All Olivon spotting scopes are constructed from lightweight material, and then covered with rubber armour, 
for a lifetime of use.

Specifications:
http://www.olivonmanufacturing.com/_files/Manuals/om_manual_t64.pdf
Field Test:
http://www.binocularoutlet.co.uk/datasheets/T64reviewdd.pdf
YouTube Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-aWFtoKkUFQ


MORE SPECIALS: 

BOOKS		
	- HOW TO MAKE A TELESCOPE - JEAN TEXEREAU - $60AUD 
	- INTRODUCTION TO WEBCAM ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY - ROBERT REEVES - $60AUD 
	- THE DOBSONIAN TELESCOPE - KREIGE/BERRY - $60AUD 
	- PHOTOSHOP ASTRONOMY - 2ND EDITION - R. SCOTT IRELAND - $70AUD 
	- OBSERVING & PHOTOGRAPHING THE SOLAR SYSTEM - 
		DOBBINS/PARKER/CAPEN - $50AUD 
	- ENGINEERING, DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION OF PORTABLE NEWTONIAN TELESCOPES
		ALBERT HIGHE - $70AUD 
	- ARP ATLAS OF PECULIAR GALAXIES - JEFF KENIPE/ DENNIS WEBB - $70AUD 
		
DVD's 		
	- SPACE FLIGHT $5AUD 
	- ASTRONOMY $5AUD 
	- SOLAR SYSTEM $5AUD 
	- UNIVERSE - UPDATED WIDESCREEN EDITION - $12AUD 
	- HUBBLE - 15 YEARS OF DISCOVERY - $12AUD 
	- VOYAGE TO THE PLANETS - $12AUD 
	- EYE ON THE SKIES - 400 YEARS OF TELESCOPIC DISCOVERY - $12AUD 
		
ASTRONOMICAL SOFTWARE 
		
	- ASTRONOMICAL PLANETARIUM - POSITIONS OF THOUSANDS OF STARS, GALAXIES, 
		AND DEEPSKY OBJECTS - $4AUD 
	- LUNAR MAP PRO WITH 3D TERRAIN SOFTWARE - $40AUD

- 40mm LONG - 2" DIAMETER EXTENSION TUBES $18AUD 
- CELESTRON NEXIMAGER PLANET & MOON CAMERAS $95AUD 
- 1.25" 45° ERECTING DIAGONALS $25AUD 
- 0.965" TO 1.25" EYEPIECE ADAPTORS $20AUD 
- RED LIGHT TORCHES $20AUD 
- CHESHIRE COLLIMATION EYEPIECES $40AUD 
- ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT METAL TABLE TOP TRIPODS $15AUD 
- 90° 8x50mm FINDERSCOPES $60AUD 
- 40mm PLOSSL EYEPIECES - CLEAR APERTURE (BIT YOU LOOK THROUGH) 34mm $50AUD 
- LASER POINTER HOLDERS $50AUD 
- BINOVIEWERS (WITHOUT EYEPIECES) HIGH QUALITY, NOT CHEAPIES! $120AUD 
- BINOCULAR SOFT CASES - SUIT 60mm AND LARGER BINOCULARS UP TO 80mm $5AUD 
- RED DOT FINDERSCOPES $20AUD 
- 11mm, 1.25" 80° EYEPIECES $60 
- F/3.3 FOCAL REDUCERS TO SUIT SCT $120AUD 
- NIKON T RINGS $15AUD
- PENTAX T RINGS $15AUD
- CANON T RINGS $15AUD
- SONY $18AUD 
- 2" AUTOCOLLIMATORS $45AUD 
- PYREX 1/10 WAVE 4" SECONDARY MIRROR (NEWPORT GLASS) $350AUD 
- ECLIPSE/TRANSIT GLASSES $4AUD


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