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nspace01
 Monday, July 27 2009 @ 01:05 pm EDT (Read 3958 times)  
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Anybody have a illuminated retical eyepiece they want to sell? Eek!


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 Monday, August 10 2009 @ 01:16 pm EDT  
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Leonard - are you still looking for one of these? If so, let me know. I have an older 8 x 50 finder scope off my Ultima 8 that has an illuminated reticle you might be able to make use of. Let me know and I'll bring it with me on Friday to the Nature Center.


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 Monday, August 10 2009 @ 02:43 pm EDT  
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Is it a 1 1/4 standard eyepiece?

If not, I can't use it.................

I want one for two purposes:

To use in my SCT for "Drift Alinement".

To use with my 100mm Celestron Widefield mounted on my new Dob as a Large Finder.........to aid in finding DSOs.


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 Monday, August 10 2009 @ 04:34 pm EDT  
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It's an 1-1/4" eyepiece, but ti's kinda weird in the way it is set up. I'll bring it and let you look at it.


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 Thursday, August 13 2009 @ 02:56 am EDT  
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We have an illuminated eyepiece in the inventory list. Matter of fact, I think we may have two. I have one of them that I've been using as a guider for my astrophotos, but I'll gladly let you use it, Leonard. I'll get it to you as soon as we can get together. I actually have one of my own that came with the stuff I got when I bought Jim Starbird's telescope and accessories. Kepler chewed up the wires but I'm trying to re-assemble it. I need to get another one with the batteries in it anyway someday. They aren't too expensive, and when you need one, they are almost worth their weight in gold.

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 Friday, August 14 2009 @ 12:00 am EDT  
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I saw one when we inventoried the other day..................I'll try it out...I will probably order the meade wireless illuminated 12mm eyepiece.


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 Saturday, August 15 2009 @ 04:41 am EDT  
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At the star Party tonight, I "tried" the illuminated eyepiece............It is only about 1" in diameter, and will not work with my scope... Cry .....

I'll get it back to you the next time I see you................


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 Saturday, August 15 2009 @ 09:32 am EDT  
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OK - No problem. Sorry it didn't work out.


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 Sunday, November 07 2010 @ 01:45 pm EST  
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I have a TELE VUE 12mm NAGLER, TYPE2 is what it says on the side there. It's nice and was my step-dad's, I'm not sure if it's the piece you might need though. I don't know what else it could be powered for, he was an electrical engineer so it's done nicely. He was also a very active member in a lot of the Oklahoma star parties. If you want to take a look we can arrange it.


 
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