EP reticles - three years on

[Demonperformer]

I am looking to convert one of my spare eyepieces into a reticule eyepiece. I came across this thread "]http://stargazerslounge.com/diy-astronomer/50908-ep-recticules.html] with several links to sources of reticles that could be screwed into an eyepiece. I have tried all the links, but none of them seem to work anymore [it was three years ago!].

So my question is, does anyone know of any current suppliers of suitable reticles?

Thanks

[Deneb]

Have you tried FLO ?

Nadeem.

[Demonperformer]

They do an illuminated reticle eyepiece for £209, but am really looking for something a bit less up-market.

Thanks

[Deneb]

try here, scroll all the way down.

Stockport Binocular & Telescope Centre. 1.25" fitting eyepieces and barlows

Nadeem..

[Demonperformer]

Thanks for this, but it is an actual reticle eyepiece, rather than a reticle that can be attached to an eyepiece. In previous post, these were being discussed at £12/13 a go.

Link in original post does not seem to work. Added again here: http://stargazerslounge.com/diy-astronomer/50908-ep-recticules.html

[Demonperformer]

Found second-hand 20mm reticle eyepiece for £5. Thanks.

[astro_dt]

Hi DP

Haven't been on the forum for a while due to other commitments and just catching up.

Looks like you are sorted out but for future reference the Surplus Shed sometimes have screw in reticles. I went the cheap way and made my own!

But a fiver for an eyepiece is pretty good going!

Cheers

Danny

[Doc]

I have one and it came with my Tal 100r about 6 years ago. Very basic just screws into an eyepiece. So try a google search for TAL suppliers they might have one.

[michaelmorris]

You used to be able to get a screw-in reticle from Optical Vision, but it doesn't seem to be on their website anymore.

They work quite well but will only come to focus on a few eyepieces (my Moonfish 20mm Widescan is the only one of mine where it is really sharp)