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Thanks for this. Some interesting comments! The only downside was that the interviewer kept interrupting before Don had finished answering the question (and in some cases I really wanted to hear the full answer: like "Which low power, wide field eyepiece do you like the most?"...).
I am not sure I would purchase 60 filters to see which ones were best: even if I could winnow them down to "only" 13... Thanks Don for putting in the hard yards so we plebs can benefit from your experience!
- Dean
Telescopes: 12" f5 dob, Celestron CPC800, 150mmf5 Celestron achro, Tak TSA102, TV76, ETX125...
Binos: Steiner Wildlife XP 10x26, Swarovski 8x30 Habicht, Zeiss SFL 8x40, Vanguard Endeavour 10.5x45, Fuji FMTR-SX 10x50, Tak 22x60, Orion Resolux 15x70
Eyepieces: way too many (is that possible?), but I do like my TV 32mm plossl, 13mm Nagler T6, 27mm Panoptic and 3-6mm Nagler zoom, plus Fujiyama 18mm and 25mm orthos and Tak 7.5mm LE
Orion 80ED
Celestron C5, 6SE, Celestar 8
Celestron ST80
Celestron C90 Mak
Vixen Porta Mount ll
Coronado PST
Bunch of Binos
A big box of Plossls
Little box of filters