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Subject: Re: vote by jao By: Anonymous (xxx.xxx.165.117) Date: 07/22/2002 02:47:59 pm PST Hello, Can you tell me where you were able to purchase this ep? I am having trouble finding it! Thanks! Storm (a.k.a. Alashi) >This eyepiece is a bargain for a 24mm Nagler type UWA. It works great in all three (120mm f5 , 150mm f8 refractor,XT10) of my scopes. This is the first eyepiece I use when I pull out my XT10 (10in f5 DOB) and it does not have any blackouts (kidney-beaning) like many UWA eyepieces in this FL range. > It works very well in the daylight with my scopes and makes a great low light spotting scope with the Orion 120ST OTA on a Bogen 3040 tripod. > For more reviews see the two at http://www.cloudynights.com/eyepieces/TAL%20uwa.htm and http://www.cloudynights.com/eyepieces/Six%20Low%20Cost%202.html Subject: Re: vote by jao By: jao In Reply to: Anonymous (xxx.xxx.165.117) (Original Message) Date: 10/28/2002 12:46:08 pm PST I purchased it from TALscopes of Canada. Joe >Hello, > >Can you tell me where you were able to purchase this ep? I am having trouble finding it! > >Thanks! > >Storm (a.k.a. Alashi) > >>This eyepiece is a bargain for a 24mm Nagler type UWA. It works great in all three (120mm f5 , 150mm f8 refractor,XT10) of my scopes. This is the first eyepiece I use when I pull out my XT10 (10in f5 DOB) and it does not have any blackouts (kidney-beaning) like many UWA eyepieces in this FL range. >> It works very well in the daylight with my scopes and makes a great low light spotting scope with the Orion 120ST OTA on a Bogen 3040 tripod. >> For more reviews see the two at http://www.cloudynights.com/eyepieces/TAL%20uwa.htm and http://www.cloudynights.com/eyepieces/Six%20Low%20Cost%202.html Subject: Re: vote by jao By: Anonymous (xxx.xxx.43.176) In Reply to: Anonymous (xxx.xxx.165.117) (Original Message) Date: 07/28/2005 12:34:30 am PST >Hello, > >Can you tell me where you were able to purchase this ep? I am having trouble finding it! > >Thanks! > >Storm (a.k.a. Alashi) > >>This eyepiece is a bargain for a 24mm Nagler type UWA. It works great in all three (120mm f5 , 150mm f8 refractor,XT10) of my scopes. This is the first eyepiece I use when I pull out my XT10 (10in f5 DOB) and it does not have any blackouts (kidney-beaning) like many UWA eyepieces in this FL range. >> It works very well in the daylight with my scopes and makes a great low light spotting scope with the Orion 120ST OTA on a Bogen 3040 tripod. >> For more reviews see the two at http://www.cloudynights.com/eyepieces/TAL%20uwa.htm and http://www.cloudynights.com/eyepieces/Six%20Low%20Cost%202.html ----------------------------------------------------------- Amazing eyepiece. Huge FOV and excellent on-axis performance, with a small amount of softness near the edges. With my F/5 telescope I mainly use it for star-hopping and viewing large clusters and nebulae. A tad on the heavy side, but not an issue in my 12" dob with the counterweights on. Great eyepiece!!!!! Subject: Re: vote by jao By: Anonymous (xxx.xxx.44.119) In Reply to: jao (Original Message) Date: 08/19/2005 02:31:07 pm PST >I purchased it from TALscopes of Canada. > > Joe > > > >>Hello, >> >>Can you tell me where you were able to purchase this ep? I am having trouble finding it! >> >>Thanks! >> >>Storm (a.k.a. Alashi) >> >>>This eyepiece is a bargain for a 24mm Nagler type UWA. It works great in all three (120mm f5 , 150mm f8 refractor,XT10) of my scopes. This is the first eyepiece I use when I pull out my XT10 (10in f5 DOB) and it does not have any blackouts (kidney-beaning) like many UWA eyepieces in this FL range. >>> It works very well in the daylight with my scopes and makes a great low light spotting scope with the Orion 120ST OTA on a Bogen 3040 tripod. >>> For more reviews see the two at http://www.cloudynights.com/eyepieces/TAL%20uwa.htm and http://www.cloudynights.com/eyepieces/Six%20Low%20Cost%202.html ----------------------------------------------------------- Amazing eyepiece for using as a finder. The coatings are not that great, and the eye relief is extremely tight. Great EP when you put a 2 inch barlow on it, and the field of view is massive!!! I would rate this at about a 6/10 for comfort and a 10/10 for field size. I ended up selling mine and am going to try a 30mm 2" GSO instead. eye relief...............................................................3/10 optics @ f/5...........................................................5/10 used as a finder.....................................................10/10 barlowed...............................................................10/10 coatings................................................................2/10 Page 1 of 1 | ||||||||
