KW Telescope
25 Manitou Dr N2C1K9 Kitchener, ON, Canada

Due to provincial lockdown, the storefront is closed to the public. However, we are still offering curbside pick up Monday-Saturday 10-3 and we are still processing online orders as per usual.

Just a reminder to our customers, if you would like to share your images or experience with your equipment, please do not be shy. We do this to share the love of the hobby, it is not a competition. We'd love to see all your experiences for both visual and photographic. You can submit through email! Spring is here, get out and enjoy!

Bill Tinsley Leo triplet M65 M66 NGC3628_1 March 2021 using the Vixen Optics VC200L!! Galaxy season is such fun!

Bill Tinsley's M81-M82 (first try using the VC200L) Thank you for sharing Bill!

https://cdn.shopify.com//files/2021_Celestial_Calendar.jpg

We wish you a Happy New Year! From Kw Telescope

https://www.therecord.com//astronomy-becomes-new-pandemic-

Bill Tinsley M42.

If you are looking for the perfect travel binoculars with superb quality, look no further. Retail is $135 plus tax. These are amazing value! Our staff pick. https://youtu.be/-xnoUVOaods

https://kitchener.ctvnews.ca/video?clipId=2084148

Bill Tinsley M31using SkyWatcher 100mm Esprit and EQ6-R.

If you are getting into astrophotography, this is an absolute must to check out! https://www.mastersofpixinsight.com/workshops

From our family to yours: Happy Thanksgiving. We will be closed Saturday, Sunday and Monday. May you have a great Thanksgiving (safely) with your family.

Thank you François van Heerden for sharing these images! Mallincam DS10c 30 second images Gain: 20 Histogram: 25 - 150... Live dark removal Live average stack of 5 images Celestron Evolution 20 cm OTA on a CGEM DX mount M71 is a stack of 9 images in DSS M27 - stack of 12 images in DSS M57 - Ring Nebula - single frame - no post processing See more

Randy Drumm, Andromeda!

Bill Tinsley's sub of NGC7635 bubble Nebula with a Starlink and Norad satellite through it...a good example.

An interview done in March about StarLink satellites. https://spokeonline.com//satellite-mega-constellations-th/