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markos9 Meade Series 5000 Super Wide Angle 20 mm Eyepiece: ... with no chromatic aberration apparent. There is one less than impressive aspect, however, the price. Although these eyepieces are less costly than the high end items, they re not cheap. The 20mm cost me £169 from Telescope House. This is expensive, but for a high quality eyepiece, is not unexpected. If you want a high quality, wide angle eyepiece, then the Meade Super Wide Angle 20mm is highly recommended....
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Telescope - Tasco Luminova 578x60 Tasco Luminova 578x60
Brand: Tasco / Type: Refracting telescope
  
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Skywatcher 130/900 EQ-2 Skywatcher 130/900 EQ-2
Brand: Skywatcher / Type: Reflecting telescope
  
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Telescope - Seben Big Pack 700/76 Seben Big Pack 700/76
Brand: Seben / Type: Reflecting telescope
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Seben Big Boss 1400/150 Seben Big Boss 1400/150
Brand: Seben / Type: Reflecting telescope
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Telescope - Meade ETX-90 PE UHTC Meade ETX-90 PE UHTC
Brand: Meade / Type: Reflecting telescope
  
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Meade ETX-90 Meade ETX-90
Brand: Meade / Type: Reflecting telescope
  
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Telescope - Meade DS-2130 ATS LNT Meade DS-2130 ATS LNT
Brand: Meade / Type: Reflecting telescope
  
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Celestron Powerseeker 60 EQ Celestron Powerseeker 60 EQ
Brand: Celestron / Type: Refracting telescope
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Telescope - Celestron Omni XLT 150 Celestron Omni XLT 150
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Celestron Omni XLT 120 Celestron Omni XLT 120
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lunarc Celestron NexImage
... you re an amateur astronomer or are considering taking it up as a hobby, you might have spent some time thinking about whether it s possible to take pictures of stars and planets using your telescope. This is known as astrophotography and while you might have spent time marvelling at some of the photos taken by the Hubble, you might not realise you can actually take your very own pictures from your back yard - even on a modest budget by using Celestron NexImage. NexImage is a compact camera which looks and feels quite similar to a webcam. It has a CCD (Charge Coupled Device) sensor and can take pictures up to 640 x 480 pixels in resolution. It has a 1.25" fittin...
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lunarc Celestron Advanced C6-N
... was lucky enough to be given a Celestron C6-N as a gift by a family member who no longer required it and I was very lucky indeed. It was quick to assemble - even for me, as a complete novice - using the clearly-written instructions in the manual. The telescope has a convenient viewfinder which allows easy location of stars and planets. It is a Newtonian type telescope with a 6" diameter and 750mm focal length (f/5) and includes a 20mm eyepiece. It s capable of solar, lunar and planetary observation as well as looking into deep space at galaxies and nebulae. It s a great telescope for astrophotography, if you take advantage of the optional extras (Celestron s opt...
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markos9 Opticron ES 80 GA SD/45
... m a keen birdwatcher and am lucky enough to live near the Wirral coast with its lovely beaches, fantastic wildlife, and Cheshire s own island, Hilbre. The main optical item birdwatchers use is, of course, a pair of binoculars. For sea watchers, hoping to see skuas, terns, seals, and (occasionally!) cetaceans, a telescope is a must, however. Animals observed during sea watching can be up to a mile away. To have any chance of identifying what s in the view, and to get as good a look as possible, a large telescope is recommended. In other words, for observing from the shore, aperture is king! A scope with an objective lens of at least 80mm will give the best possible li...
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