Good to know, I figured the 12.5mm might be the most you could go. Thought you may squeeze a bit more performance out if it was all collimated perfectly.
Well, that makes it easy, grab a 20mm and a 12.5mm to get started, it is less than a $50 investment and you will get some good use out of them.
Save more expensive eyepieces for when you get a better scope.
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Originally Posted by barx1963
I had a similar scope and the 10mm was just barely useable, tiny FOV and eyerelief, woudn't go any shorter than a 12.5mm.
Good quality EPs with a nice wide field will help, but better waiting until you get a really good scope first.
Malcolm
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