WO 110 deg!

[Daniel-K]

just came across these  my newsfeed. i wounder if SW will follow?

3.5mm 110 degree extremely wide angle eyepiece

Code: E-XWA035

XWA 3.5 mm 110 degree (Extremely Wide Angle)

Comes with 2 barrels (2" and 1.25")

Fully multi-coated

Blackened lens edges

1.25" and 2" filter threads included 

Eye relief :15mm

Effective Field Stop:6.7 mm

W65mm*H175mm

Weight:945g

5mm 110 degree extremely wide angle eyepiece

Code: E-XWA05

XWA 5 mm 110 degree (Extremely Wide Angle)

Comes with 2 barrels (2" and 1.25")

Fully multi-coated

Blackened lens edges

1.25" and 2" filter threads included 

Eye relief :15mm

Effective Field Stop: 9.6 mm

W65mm*H175mm

Weight:935g

20mm 100 degree extremely wide angle eyepiece

Code: E-XWA20

XWA 20 mm 100 degree (Extremely Wide Angle)

Comes with 2 barrels

Fully multi-coated

Blackened lens edges

2" filter threads included 

Eye relief :15mm

Effective Field Stop:38.4mm

W75mm*H160mm

Weight:1.2Kg

[Ruud]

They look interesting!

Does anybody know who manufactures them for WO?

[nmoushon]

Dang! Whats the price point for this series?

[andyboy1970]

If you are going to get really skint then there is these - http://www.telescopehouse.com/acatalog/Explore-Scientific-120--N2-purged-Eyepiece-9mm.html

[faulksy]

they look good dan, im sure john mentioned them the other day

[Daniel-K]

they look good dan, im sure john mentioned them the other day

oh ive been busy at work! never mind

[faulksy]

es range it was

http://stargazerslounge.com/topic/225008-es-120deg-9mm-vs-ethos-opinions-desired/

[John]

The Skywatcher Myriad and Telescope Services 100 degree eyepieces are exactly the same as the William Optics XWA's. The Skywatcher range is soon to include the additional focal lengths including the 110 degree 5mm and 3.5mm.

I've compared the 9mm WO and Skywatcher models side by side and hopefully will get a chance to do the same with the other focal lengths soon