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     Eyepiece Explore Scientific 6.7mm 82° 1.25″ 176.20 €
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Explore Scientific 6.7mm 82° eyepiece 1.25″

Looking for an eyepiece that delivers a truly immersive experience when observing star clusters, nebulae or planets? The Explore Scientific 6.7mm eyepiece from the 82° Series is exactly what you need. It combines an apparent field of view of 82° with a focal length of 6.7mm and a barrel diameter of 1.25″, making it compatible with the vast majority of amateur and semi-professional telescopes. The result is a bright, high-contrast and geometrically accurate image that will not leave you indifferent.

Optical construction and image quality

The eyepiece is built around a proven 7-element, 4-group optical design that delivers excellent correction of optical aberrations across the entire field of view - from the centre to the very edge. All optical surfaces feature fully multi-coated anti-reflection coatings, lens edges are blackened, and the inner barrel is matte black to eliminate unwanted reflections and light scatter. The result is high contrast and outstanding image quality even under demanding observing conditions.

The eyepiece is purged with nitrogen or argon, which prevents internal fogging of the optical surfaces when working in cold and humid conditions - something you will appreciate during every night session outdoors.

Comfort during observation

An eye relief of 15mm is an above-average value for a 6.7mm focal length - you do not need to press your eye tightly against the eyepiece, which significantly reduces fatigue during extended observing sessions. The retractable rubber eyecup with a twist-up mechanism allows smooth height adjustment to suit individual preferences, and can be used comfortably with glasses.

Experienced astronomers know well that eye comfort is decisive when you are trying to get the most out of your telescope - whether you are hunting a faint galaxy using averted vision or concentrating on fine details in planetary nebulae.

Wide field of view - a window to the universe

A wide-angle eyepiece with an 82° field of view gives the observer the feeling of a true window onto the universe. When used in shorter refractors or Newtonians of moderate focal length, the 6.7mm focal length will provide medium to high magnification - ideal for detailed study of open star clusters, planetary nebulae and bright globular clusters.

Who is this eyepiece for?

The Explore Scientific 6.7mm 82° eyepiece will be appreciated by both experienced amateur astronomers looking for proven optics with an excellent performance-to-price ratio, and beginners who want to invest in quality accessories that will last throughout their entire astronomical journey. Thanks to the standard 1.25″ barrel diameter, it can be used with virtually any telescope on the market.

About the brand - Explore Scientific 82° Series

Explore Scientific is an American brand with a long tradition in astronomical optics, respected by both amateur and professional astronomers worldwide. The 82° Series represents the gold standard among wide-field eyepieces for visual astronomy - a carefully balanced optical design, robust mechanical build and rigorous quality testing ensure that every unit meets the high expectations of demanding users.

Inert gas purging, matte internal surfaces and blackened lens edges are not marketing buzzwords - they are well-considered technical solutions that make a real difference during actual observation. If you are looking for an eyepiece you can rely on night after night, the Explore Scientific 82° Series is a choice you will not regret.

Technical specifications

Parameter Value
Focal length 6.7mm
Apparent field of view 82°
Barrel diameter 1.25″
Eye relief 15mm
Optical design 7 elements in 4 groups
Coatings Fully multi-coated (FMC)
Gas purging Nitrogen / argon
Eyecup Twist-up rubber eyecup
Brand Explore Scientific (USA)
Series 82° Series

Specifications

Focal length: 6.7 mm
Connection type: 1.25″
Variety of eyepiece: UWA
Apparent field of view: 82°
Eye relief: 15,7 mm
Number of optical components / single lenses: 7
Coating of optical system: FMC
Length: 88 mm


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