...for the GSO Superview 20mm. I put it through the paces in my F/6 Nighthawk and it was really sharp through most of its field. I got it from Owl services for $39 shipped. For this price its a steal. They could probably charge double that at this focal length and it would still be worth it. 80% of a Panoptic at a fraction of the cost.
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garyc11
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Posted 14 April 2005 - 09:03 PM
i have bought a few eyepieces from them and have been pleased with the views. the olny other eyepieces i have found in this price range that are good are the rini's.
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ErnieM
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Posted 14 April 2005 - 09:49 PM
Agree.The 20mm is very nice and I also got my first Rini(2" 11.2mm) and like it very much also.Paul Rini and Owl are good people to deal with.My other GSO is a 4mm($20).It is a very good EP if you don't mind a very tight FOV.
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garyc11
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Posted 14 April 2005 - 10:10 PM
rini's 1.25" 22&30mm eyepieces are worth every penny i paid for them. you cant beat them for the price.
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