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Thanks dears!

My barlow Celestron Omni 2x got today

I'll make some tests as soon as I can

Hi Dears!

Recently during my searchs for Celestron Omini 2x Barlow, I found the zoom eye piece below.

Does anybody have any experience with it to make a comment?

Good to kkow Dears!

Thanks a lot!

6 hours ago, bomberbaz said:

That seems expensive although not sure of the actual currency come to think of it, this is the same one 

https://www.firstlightoptics.com/barlow-eyepieces/celestron-2x-universal-125-barlow-old.html

So... Does it wort according Don''s comments?

Thanks again Don!

Please, could you confirm if its this one in the picture?

Thanks Don and other colleagues.

I'll definitely to buy a 2x Barlow Celestron Omni

Dears,

I have a Refractor Meade with 90mm aperture and 1000mm

At the moment I have an 32mm and 12mm eyepices.

Would be a good choice to buy a 6mm eyepice to see more details of planets?

Based on some searchs I did, 6mm are the minimum size to my telescope 

So, I understand that any refractor telescope 70mm or more aperture will be better them my Celestron 20x80 binoculars?

Ok

Dears,

I have the bino Celestron 20x80

Does anybody could tell me if I would have any benefit using a refractor telescope with 70mm aperture, comparing with my 20x80?

Dears

Thanks a lot for your comments

Considering I have a Tasco 10x50 to observe birds, my option was to buy the Celestron 20x80 to get more power for observation in my house using a tripod.

For astronomy, considering I have no experience, the idea is basically observe some planets and the moon, however, based on some of your comments, I'm also looking for some used refractor telescopes.

So, I found one from Meade (picture below)

Model DS-90ATA with 90mm aperture and focal length of 1000mm

Please, could you comment if I would have considerable benefits in image quality compared with the binoculars 20x80 I alreadd bought?

On 15/05/2023 at 08:52, Stormbringer said:

If you go for the Celestrons go for the pro version as there is quite a diference in the quality of them compared to the standards

Ok. 

Thanks dears!

Your comments are very good!

I"m looking for something to combine high magnitude to focus distant things during the day, and a reasonable capacity to see planets and the moon.

Would be Celestron 20x80 a good option?

Dears,

I'm from Brazil and new in this forum.

Looking for some worn binoculars to start to observe the moon and planets, I found Tasco binoculars with the specifications below:

Tasco / Zoom / Fully Coated......20x-220x 120 Zoom....138FT/1000YDS.AT 20x46M/1000.AT 20x......20 80 120 170 220

Looking for more information about it in the internet, I found nothing!

Does anybody know this binoculars??

Would be good??

Follow some pictures of it

I appreciate your comments