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There are also some in the shorter focal length UWA range on the site for much less than they once cost but this is going up in price somewhat but worth looking at.Īny of the ExSc range of 82 degree UWA which element wise are the same can be bought from Teleskop Services at about 100 at time, these too I am sure are better than BST's but not twice as good, going up in price only offers subtle improvements in view not dramatic. These are now sold as MaxVision in Europe and there are many recommendations for them on site.

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I also would tend to think that the old Meade range of Series 5000 SWA's would out perform them and give a wider view. There may well be other outlets for the same eyepieces. I believe these are the same as a range sold by OPT in the US under the name Astro Tech. Many recommend them and many on site have them. I am sure any of the BST range can be beat but maybe not at that pricing point. Thanks! looking forward to your feedback. Finally, any recommended alternatives for that price range? They are also about $100 canadian, customs might be an issue, though likely easier to figure out.Ĥ. I have found a Starguider branded eyepiece from a US seller (seems legit): Are those the same eyepieces as the UK ones? just as good? see here: h ttp://. For say looking at Jupiter, will the BST 5mm simply blow this out of the water? or will it be a marginal improvement?ģ. I currently use my stock SW 'super plossl' 10mm with a celestron 2x barlow to get a similar magnification. Has anyone oudside the UK ordered from Sky is the Limit? particualary, USA or Canada? I am worried about additional taxes or customs.Ģ. That's about a $100 Canadian.Ī few questions that I would like some help with:ġ.

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They sell for 49 british pounds plus 3 pound shipping to Canada.

I have been scouring the forum, and it seems the general consensus is that the BST can't be beat, and Sky is the limit is where they can be bought:

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