The N22T4 is excellent. I would consider the 12ES92 next, or the Delos 10.
What size eyepiece should I get next
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Posted 28 January 2023 - 12:55 PM
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Posted 30 January 2023 - 11:37 PM
The N22T4 is excellent. I would consider the 12ES92 next, or the Delos 10.
Thank you, I do need to get a 5mm or 6mm next, wow in a blink of an eye I went from 3 eyepieces to 7. need to slow it down lol
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Posted 30 January 2023 - 11:39 PM
I use the ES 30mm/82 for wide field, low power viewing in both my 10" reflector and my SW 120 refractor and it is all I need for that. The Pleaides in that eyepiece... Holy Moley! That view alone was worth the cost (well... I did get it used at a considerable savings...). But, as others have said, it is a beast...
Good hunting!
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