The Astronomy Shoppe is an independently owned business located in Plaistow Village, only 35 minutes north of Boston, MA, and we are proud to have been serving New England for over 15 years.
Repairs:
University class as well as amateur class.
Some of our Clients are: Harvard University, MIT, University of Denver, National Solar Observatory, Eastern University, Fordham University, University of Colorado, University of Pennsylvania, University of Texas. Phillips Academy Andover. Phillips Academy Exeter.
Restoration:
We repair Meade, Celestron, Orion and Televue. We refurbish antique scopes such as: Clark, Cave, Fecker, Brashear and Unitron.
Electronic Repair: Meade LX50, LX200 and ETX series service.
Binoculars: Collimation, and Cleaning .
We manufacture over 20 custom accessories for Telescopes, and Binoculars and have won awards in Sky and telescope and Astronomy magazines for product of the years 2007, 2011, 2013.
Our telescopes are not off the shelf – as are mail-order telescopes. You won’t have to worry about missing parts, misaligned optics or inferior quality. We have discovered that most mail order instruments are factory seconds, passed inspection with very poor optics and often have missing parts.
Repairs:
University class as well as amateur class.
Some of our Clients are: Harvard University, MIT, University of Denver, National Solar Observatory, Eastern University, Fordham University, University of Colorado, University of Pennsylvania, University of Texas. Phillips Academy Andover. Phillips Academy Exeter.
Restoration:
We repair Meade, Celestron, Orion and Televue. We refurbish antique scopes such as: Clark, Cave, Fecker, Brashear and Unitron.
Electronic Repair: Meade LX50, LX200 and ETX series service.
Binoculars: Collimation, and Cleaning .
We manufacture over 20 custom accessories for Telescopes, and Binoculars and have won awards in Sky and telescope and Astronomy magazines for product of the years 2007, 2011, 2013.
Our telescopes are not off the shelf – as are mail-order telescopes. You won’t have to worry about missing parts, misaligned optics or inferior quality. We have discovered that most mail order instruments are factory seconds, passed inspection with very poor optics and often have missing parts.
