Re: Oberwerk 11x70s or 15x70s or not?

Originally Posted by
jcj380
Re: filters - could I just screw in something like my 1.25-in Lumicon nebula filter for example? (Obviously I 'd need two.)
Yes you can use your Lumicon filter IF the binocular eyepieces are threaded for filters. You do not HAVE to have two filters (although it makes viewing much easier if you do use two filters) and the filters do not have to be the same. I most commonly use a DGM NPB filter on one side and a Celestron UHC filter on the other.
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120, ES 102CF Apo triplet, ES AR102, ST100, ST90, Apex 90mm Mak, ST80, ETX60,
Oberwerk BT-82XL-ED, 25x100s, 15x70s, 8x56s, Kasai 2.3x40s, Celestron AVX, CG4, SLT, LCM, Obie HD Parallel Bino mount
Explore Scientific 82 degree and 68 degree EPs, Baader 9mm Ortho, Meade 5000 SWA EP set, many more various EPs, Baader
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&SkyGlow, FringeKiller, SemiApo filters, Celestron UHC, Meade 4000 Nebular Filter, Kson OIII, DGM NPB and lots of astro stuff.