Cleaning optics. How to clean eyepieces? What can you use to clean telescope eyepieces at home? Optics cleaner. Do-it-yourself cleaning with a lenspen!
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MY ARSENAL:
Binoculars - Celestron UpClose G2 10x50
Previous telescope - reflector Celestron AstroMaster 130 EQ
Previous telescope - refractor Synta Sky-Watcher BK 707 AZ2
Current telescope - Celestron ShK6 + Sky-Watcher EQ5 SynScan
Astro camera:
ASI 120 MC (ZWO)
ASI 178 MC (ZWO)
Eyepieces:
Celestron Plossl 25 mm eyepiece
Celestron Zoom eyepiece 8-24 mm
Eyepiece Sky Watcher Wide Angle Super 25 mm
Eyepiece 23 mm
Sky Watcher Wide eyepiece Angle Super 10 mm
9 mm Eyepiece
4 mm Eyepiece
Barlow Lenses:
Sky-Watcher 2x with T-adapter
5x with T-adapter
Televue Barlow 3x
Filters:
Sturman Universal 60-90 mm Telescope Solar Filter made from Baader Astrosolar Film
Sturman UV-IR CUT Filter
Set of Colored Telescope Filters from "Build Your Own Telescope" Magazine
Camera:
Olympus PEN E-PL5
Panasonic Lumix GX80
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