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Old 25-09-2015, 12:20 PM
75BC (Brendon)
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Location: Northern Suburbs, Perth.
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Originally Posted by brian nordstrom View Post
+1 on the Long Perng,s I have the 3mm and it almost as good as my 3mm TV Radian , optically , probably better in its ease of use , .
Brian.
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Originally Posted by SkyWatch View Post
If you are wanting opinions, then if I were going for 3 eyepieces in this range for your CPC1100 I would think strongly about the 9, 12.5 and 18- and for most nights the 12.5 would I suspect be the "high power" of choice (224x), with the 9 being used on exceptional nights.
Hi Brian and Dean,
These Long Perngs are starting to sound good. I've had my eye on some other items from Andrews as well so it will make ordering simpler, rather than getting stuff from 2 or 3 different places. Which I would do if it meant getting the right stuff. I was going to get my scope from there but by the time I worked out which one I was going to get, they had sold out and i couldn't wait for new (and more expensive) stock to arrive.
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Originally Posted by AstralTraveller View Post
I'm a fan of orthos (I have the UO HDs) and think their optical quality is great but, based on your opinion of plossls, I suspect they aren't for you.
Hi David,
Like i hinted to in my original post, if i couldn't get something with longer eye relief and crisp views, i would go for something like that. After all, quality of view is what i'm after (albeit on a budget). But i found with my dob and a 10mm plossl i had trouble getting comfortable with the eye placement so close.
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