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I think the image was taken by Clarkpm4242....

It looks like I didn't Piero as I have just checked the 22mm Nagler and it comes out at 656 gms.........my apologies to Neil.....

Hi Neil, I have just parted with an APM 20mm 100 deg in favour of the 2" Nagler 22mm and the weight difference was 30 ounces to 24 ounces for the Nagler 22mm . I weighed them both.

Funny you should say that John. I had the 20mm 100 deg eyepiece for several weeks and used it quite often. No complaints, a fine eyepiece but ultimately I could not quite take to it much as I didn't the 13mm Ethos seven or so years ago. I now have a Nagler 22mm by exchange on this forum and here I'll stick...

I have had the service back for a couple of hours but still it fails at odd times, briefly.

Seems to be down again. I know that they had a hosting problem last week and was down for at least a day. Anyone else not able to access it at the moment?

Superb images, thank you. I wish I could have seen it..

4x binoviewing pairs 1x 2" widefield 82 deg 1x 7.7-15.4 mm zoom 1x 3-8mm zoom 1x 7-21mm zoom Three or four inexpensive eyepieces for outreach in a separate small case. For a long time I had 20 to 30 eyepieces which included Orthoscopic pairs but with advancing years eye relief has dictated which eyepieces are to be used. Instead of three hard cases I now have just one and a couple of small Vixen cases/ shells with the zooms and a barlow......

Great job Harry, last forever now ... When it is all varnished it will look awesome, so show us the finished product please.

What a cracking job there John, excellent.

Well said.

Hi Neil, After our discussion on the riser for the Berlebach Castor, I thought of you when I saw this up for sale, and I am pleased that you got it. What a result.....

Very nice Dave, I feel much better now.....

Not particularly early publications, The Mysterious Universe being 1931 , but I have had these three since the early 1960's when my interest in Astronomy began.

Yep, bino and 13 Naglers for me also Mark , on Lunar and planetry, the perfect combination in my scopes.