2"
& 1.25" Aluminum Eyepiece Adapters for Meade 114mm scopes.
This comes in
two sizes. One for 2" eyepieces and one for 1.25"
eyepieces.
The
1.25" replacement upgrade is for the Meade 114 astronomical
reflector that normally comes with a 2" tube with the .965" plastic adapter.
This allows you to use 1.25" eyepieces.
The 2"" replacement upgrade is for the
Meade 114 astronomical reflector that normally comes with a 2"
tube with the .965" plastic adapter. This allows you to use
2" eyepieces. Additional stepdown adapter is available and
can be used for 1.25" eyepieces.
1.25" Replacement Adapter only - $19 (114Adapter1.25inch)
2" Replacement Adapter only - $19 (114Adapter2inch)
2"
with stepdown are $29
(114Adapter2"-1.25")
Eyepiece prices below include either the 1.25" or 2" adapter.
Please state which one you want on the order form. 2" to 1.25"
stepdown adapter please add $10.
My recommendation for two eyepieces would be
any of the following and include the 2" or 1.25"
adaptor. 10mm and 15mm
for $109
(114Adapter10-15)
10mm and 26mm $119
(114Adapter10-26) 10mm
and 35mm for $119
(114Adapter10-35) 12.5mm
and 26mm for $119
(114Adapter12.5-26) 12.5mm
and 35mm for $119
(114Adapter12.5-35) 15mm
and 26mm for $119
(114Adapter15-26) 15mm
and 35mm for $119
(114Adapter15-35)
2" to 1.25" stepdown adapter $10
(SD2-1.25)
.
Call
about 2" eyepiece deals.
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This
replacement adapter allows you to use 2" eyepieces in your Meade
4504 or 114mm scope. You may also use 1.25" with the
optional 1.25" step down adapter.
Is
it advisable to use 2" eyepieces on a Meade 114 scope? Is
there a benefit? With the right 2" eyepiece you can at
least double the amount of sky you can see. Sometimes it can
come close to triple. Is this a gain? The extra apparent
field is there, but can't be seen in a 1.25" eyepiece. A
standard 32mm plossl has a maximum apparent field of 52 degs.
With my 36mm observatory class
eyepiece this goes to 70 degs. apparent field, this goes to almost
2.5x the amount of sky. So this represents a tremendous
gain and if you think about it, doubles. the amount of
light you are seeing because you are seeing more of the sky. .
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