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Old 23-01-2007, 08:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Apocrisiary View Post
If you need an "eyepiece set" because you have a telescope without eyepieces then the Plossl set is an inexpensive way to get a range of magnifications.
If you want premium views then save your pennies and buy a couple of good quality eyepieces.
A comment I agree with...the GSO (Bintel and others) plossl eyepieces are functional and as a beginner set are a resonable place to start if you are in need of some eyepieces...premium they are not but again they are not priced that way.

If you are just getting started I would not spend money on a whole set...you can do great things with 3 eyepieces...low power, medium power and high power...alternately you could look at 2 eyepieces and a barlow lens gaining 4 different magnifications...

Many people have different eyepiece "strategies" and one can argue successfully for their point of view...I won't open that can of worms right now...

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