Andrews 2"/1.25" 70° super-wide

[gb_astro]

Originally Posted by mental4astro

I've also had a Nagler 30mm EP with its 80deg FOV in the same scope-

Alexander, I've never heard of a 30mm Nagler.

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gb.

[mental4astro (Alexander)]

Originally Posted by gb_astro

Alexander, I've never heard of a 30mm Nagler.

????

gb.

Should have read 31mm! But what's 1mm amougst friends, ?

[JethroB76 (Jeff)]

Wow, this thread certainly got offtopic; no one actually has any more comments about the EPs mentioned by the OP? They do look pretty similar to the Celestrons

[casstony]

Originally Posted by JethroB76

Wow, this thread certainly got offtopic; no one actually has any more comments about the EPs mentioned by the OP? They do look pretty similar to the Celestrons

Looks like nobody has used them. Given their apparent similarity to the Celestrons they're probably decent performers and good value, provided you dont mind the funky casing.

On the other hand, I wouldn't waste money on the Andrews 100 degree eyepieces when you can buy Televue Naglers from Bintel for around the same price.

[JethroB76 (Jeff)]

Originally Posted by casstony

Looks like nobody has used them. Given their apparent similarity to the Celestrons they're probably decent performers and good value, provided you dont mind the funky casing.

On the other hand, I wouldn't waste money on the Andrews 100 degree eyepieces when you can buy Televue Naglers from Bintel for around the same price.

Not that I'm looking at the funky EPs, just interested in how they were rated.
Agree on the 100 degree handgrenade lookalikes