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OK so I am looking at purchasing a 25mm Plossi 1.25inc eyepiece.

I have been looking at the Vixen NPL, Celestron Omni series (but don't do 25mm) or Celstron X-cel?

Any thoughts out there?

cheers,

O.

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25mm BST Explorer is a good eyepiece, owned one and liked it a lot.

For a budget range of eye pieces, they couldn't be more highly recommended, big step up from standard plossl's

Never used the X-cels

Astro baby did a review recently on the vixen which is good reading in the review section

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The Tele Vue plossls are excellent - they cost a little more than some but you do get what you pay for.

The TV 25mm would be a keeper and great investment, especially secondhand.

The Omni Plossl was okay but not brilliant. Certainly not as good as the Nexstar Plossl or one of the GSO Plossls.

The BST Explorer (Paradigm) would be a better bet than the cheap Plossls but currently they are unavailable until April. So secondhand would be the only option.

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I have 30mm Vixen NPL. Its a fantastic EP. The views are crisp right to the edge and the contrast between light and dark is amazing......so its great for hunting DSO's with.

I also have 4mm Omni which i am impressed with when i use it to observe the moon (not often because conditions have to be perfect for such a small EP). It was a bit more then i wanted to pay for (60 euro brand new). Probably not the best investment i have made.

The TAL barlow is a great bit of kit. Its cheap(ish) but works really really well.

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