Thanks for the tip about the sun.

I'm more worried about looking at the moon.

Great for perverts so hot from me.

Garbage! (Even for 10p)

It will be like looking through a plastic jam jar

Thanks for the tip about the sun.

Release the geese?

Plasma ball for a £1.00 too :smile:

is this in store?

Good for spotting geese from a mile away.

for some can be useful to find it

arrr the old 10p B&M deal shows it faces inform of a telescope

cold for me

What's a refractable telescope? Do you mean a refractor?

Garbage! (Even for 10p)

It will be like looking through a plastic jam jar

Aww man....closest B&M store is like 10 miles or something.

Would they consider an exception for home delivery or at least a place closer to home?

Great for perverts so hot from me.

I got this a while ago at 12.99, even though the lenses are a tad scratched it's actually quite good to see the moon with, takes a little patience to get the correct position and focus but when set up you can even see the craters of the moon!

Is that a telescope in your pocket ?

No probs. That's what HUKD is all about. Unfortunately all sold out before xmas in my store.

Didn't have it in my local store not saying the deal is a lie

Absolute steal if its for 10p - not at my local store though.

if I bought 2 for 20p and taped them together, would it be twice as powerful?? :-)

This ebay page gives you some clue of what you'll see. Bear in mind the telescope is no more than about 50mm in diameter, a refractor & less powerful than many images shown. So ignore the images that show greater fields of view (150mm for ex.)

Where is the evidence of this deal ? Is is store specific or national ?

Errrrrm can't say I've ever measured a Pringles lid against a roll of tape but it pretty much fills the whole lense/viewer, thin-ish edge around it. If I left it in position for like 5 mins, in that time the moon would have moved and I have to re-position again. I had a quick try at looking at stars at parents as less light pollution there and saw nothing though. But for the moon it was pretty cool....coming from a 30 year old

The moon has an angular size of about 1/2 degree. So at 100x it would look like about 50 degrees. The supplied eyepieces probably limit the apparent field of view to a bit less than that so you may not see it all at 100x. The moons apparent size varies a bit as its orbit is not a perfect circle, but an eliptical one.

I have no idea how bad it will look mind, the sort of telescopes astronomers suggest for beginners start at more like £50.

Then again, with all the rain and clouds we've had of late good optics is just as useless :smiley:

​same goes for slough store

Cold tried to see the neighbour getting dressed a bit clearer but this piece of turd just gave me a wobbly blurry image so took it back for a refund.
Bought a drone with HD camera, big investment at 500 quid but im sure it will pay off tonight

any idea of anything i could reverse-engineer from this product? (or multiples of telescopes)

Great deal for you. Wild goose chase for everyone else.

All sold out south Leeds. Checked 4 stores.

I would put a lid on it mate.

A dustbin lid!

Merry Christmas

Interesting. It's probably better than I expected for something like this.
(Whether it was 10p or £12.99)
(But then again....I've never looked down a telescope in my life.)
Still better than 50x binoculars though....probably. :neutral_face:
Might risk a couple of train fairs....but first I'll ring the closest stores and see if they can reserve one for me.
Probably hopeless though lol.

Because I'd offer to buy a load of other stuff from their shop.
(Even if I don't really. :smirk: ....although there do seem to be good bargains in that shop
I've never been to. :disappointed:)
And because 10+ miles is too much. :confused:
But yeah, I'll try my best Prince William voice.
I'm sure they'll buy it if I tell them I want a 10p
telescope "for the kids".:confused:

Whoa. That Ebay guide is quite helpful.
Thanks mate.:smiley: