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Q&A for Pentax XW Extra Wide Fully Multi-Coated Eyepiece — 3 Questions & 2 Answers

Name Pentax XW Extra Wide Fully Multi-Coated Eyepiece (5)
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Answered by CosmoVT, member, from VT, United States, on February 18, 2021

Take your focal length in mm and divide by the focal length of the eyepiece. So, if your telescope is a 650mm focal length and your eyepiece is 20mm: 650/20= 32.5. The 32.5 is the magnification. You could also divide your telescope focal length by the magnification you want to see what size eyepiece you would need for that magnification.

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Jim, guest, from PA, United States, asked on April 01, 2021

What eyepiece would I get to make a spotting scope see a lot further than a 25x

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