Eyepieces for refractor ED80/600

[tico]

Hello,
I have a SW ED80/600 refractor and I would like to know your opinion on what type of eyepieces would be good with this telescope.
Thank you.
Tico. 

Edited February 21 by Cornelius Varley
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[Coco]

BST Star guiders are a good start
https://www.firstlightoptics.com/bst-starguider-eyepieces.html

You will not get  whole a lot  more for your money.. 

[Zermelo]

42 minutes ago, Coco said:

BST Star guiders are a good start
https://www.firstlightoptics.com/bst-starguider-eyepieces.html

You will not get  whole a lot  more for your money.. 

And some second hand:

 

[cajen2]

It would help if we had some idea of your budget. Good though the Starguiders are, they can be improved on with a cash injection. For me, the Baader Morpheus range is wonderful value for money, being better than or as good as a lot of more expensive options.

If you buy cheaper EPs, there's a danger you"ll start casting covetous eyes on more expensive ones, so why not short cut the process? 😉

[Roy Challen]

If you don't wear glasses while observing, I'd recommend the SvBony 3-8mm zoom. It will cover magnifications from x75-200. The field of view is a little less than the Starguiders, and the eye relief is quite tight, but you won't be swapping eyepieces around, or refocusing all the time. Optically, it's a little gem.

I'd complement the zoom with a nice wide field eyepiece at the longer focal length end, such as an Explore Scientific 68° 20 or 24mm, or Stellalyra UFF 24mm.

[mikeDnight]

I'd suggest a cheap binoviewer and a couple of 18mm plossl's or orthoscopic's, and a 2X barlow fitted to the nose of the binoviewer. It will give you superb lunar and planetary views, and youll find it hard to believe you're only using an 80mm scope.