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Old 30-11-2015, 06:01 PM
brian nordstrom (As avatar)
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I hear you mate , they might have a smallish FOV ( but so do Orthoscopics ) but yes , as you say well made ones do perform surprisingly well , also this scope with a couple of those sweet GSO 'super views' will fix any short falls the Kelners bring for very little money , but really they are plenty good enough for any beginner .

Brian.
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Originally Posted by SkyWatch View Post
I meant the Kellner design: in its case by "old" I was thinking (and should have said!) they have a very narrow fov vs more "modern" designs. They were originally designed with slow optics in mind, so should work well with this f10 scope. You rarely see Kellners today except as "intro" eyepieces with entry level scopes- although good quality ones can give great, narrow field views, and if they have good coatings the light through-put can be very good due to having only 3 glass elements...
An oldie but a goodie...
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