
O.K They have arrived,
I have been hanging out all weekend for these ,and yesterday they found their way to my house.
I couldn't wait to unpack and mount them on the tripod,
as would be expected, clouds rolled in from every direction, so i had to settle for a view of a wing nut 150 meters away on a t.v. antenna
Focus seemed good and they seemed well collimated, i was very happy to finally get them.
Around 10pm there was a break in the sky, and i was able to view the south western sky in between patches of cloud.
I looked at the Southern cross, but was unable to find the jewel box. as i was in a rush to see everthing all at once
I found a star cluster that i can't identify?? as i am finding it hard to look at the planishere, and match up what i see.
The binnocs seemed to perform well, focusing stars to a good point, and giving an awsome wide field view
Later on about 10:30pm after i had been clouded over and packed up , the moon showed it's glow through the gaps in the clouds, so it was a quick unpack and re set up of the binno's to see how the moon looked in the eyepiece.
The view was awsome, with only a bit of color from the eyepiece, blue above and bright yellow below, when i moved my head at the eyepiece, this was eliminated, and i got a clear, in focus, sharp and crisp view of the luna surface
The tripod worked well, and i am happy with my purchase after the initial set back, i think i will up the magnification with a few extra eyepieces to see how much more i can get out of these.
Any suggestions on eyepiece x, to suit these would be appreciated, i think the max is about 150x