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Hi,
Just saw these they are new and improved 66° model offered in 20mm, 15mm, 9mm and 6mm from (seller owl1) on eBay. Example link: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...9954 890&rd=1 Also assumingly available directly from Knight Owl, too. Tom Roginski emailed me some extra details. Forwarding them by permission for you folks (see below). I have no affiliation with this seller. I bet Jon Isaac will be particularly excited he likes this well reputed series in short FL. I liked the MC version of the 15mm myself it was great. Now they are FMC coated and slightly improved (?) too! I'm told these are not a GSO product, there are some of those yet to be introduced in approx. 10mm and 5mm FL Wide-Angle late this year or early next. ---------------------------------- From Tom R. on the new OWL WA's: "These are supposed to be and appear to be fully multi-coated. I also am told that this is a slightly modified version of the previous series sold by others. This is a product that we have never carried before, and it has the Knight OWL brand on it - our first branded eyepiece. This series have members from 20 mm to 6 mm. The previous shortest super-wide eyepiece that we carried was 8 mm and that had only a 60 degree field - these are 66 degree. The shorter focal lengths of these have been especially interesting to a number of people. These have the negative element as the bottom lens in the system. This is essentially a dedicated barlow designed just for this optical system. These are new product - not used and we supply a good bolt-type case with them. TOM (OWL1)" ---------------------------------- Clear skies, Pete |
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