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	31mm Televue Nagler versus 32mm Edmund Erfle. By Mark Swanson 8/29/2010 Where lighter may also be better.
	Brandons By Robert Morein 2/8/2010 More than an eyepiece, it comes with a story!
Alpine Astro / Baader Coma Corrector By Ronald Abraham 11/8/2009 Pinpoints replace seagulls on the edge
	The Celestron Rich Field Viewer By Robert Piekiel 10/14/2009 The Vintage Celestron Rich Field Viewer is the king of wide-field - Period.
Russell Optics 15mm and 19mm wide field Konigs By David Russell 10/10/2009 Can a $65 eyepiece compete with a $350 Premium eyepiece?
	Arcturus 2" 20/30 Convertible Eyepiece By Max Byerly 6/23/2009 An Interesting New Concept and Company
	Understanding Pentax XL and XW eyepieces By Greg Nowell 6/23/2009 This is a pictorial essay including partial disassembly of the XL and XW eyepieces to see how "skinny" they can get for a binoviewer. Sundry comments on pricing and performance.
Orion 18mm Epic ED2 vs. Smart Astronomy 19mm Extra Flat Field (EF) By David Russell 5/31/2009 If you’re on a tight budget, but looking for something better than inexpensive plossls, the Orion Epic ED2 line and the Smart Astronomy EF line may fall into your price range. Eyepieces from both lines can be purchased for less than $100 and therefore won’t break the bank.
Premium Wide-field Shootout: By Ed Moreno 5/19/2009 Televue 31mm Vs Televue 41mm.
	A Eyepiece Calculator on Steroids By Samuel Roa 4/29/2009 In Depth Eyepiece Calculation Spreadsheet and Instructions.
	William Optics Zoom II Eyepiece (7.5mm-22.5mm) By Timm Bottoni 11/22/2008 The Urban Astronomer’s best friend?
TV 32 Wide Field vs Garrett Optical SWA 32mm 72 deg FMC By John Fitzgerald 10/19/2008 Newer design does not always mean better
TV 19mm Panoptic vs Orion 17mm Stratus By John Fitzgerald 10/19/2008 Cost may not make the eyepiece better
Burgess Optics TMB Designed 3.2mm and 4mm Planetary Eyepiece Review By Ed Moreno 10/9/2008 Finally! An inexpensive Eyepiece that Delivers the GOODS!
	William Optics UWAN 28mm - My Experience By Rod Nabholz 7/16/2008 Is this the answer to the Wide Field/Low Power Sticker Shock?
Siebert Modular Barlow on a Small Focal Length Scope For Higher Powers By victor bradford 6/2/2008 An Option For Bringing Higher Powers To Your TV-60 (or other small focal length scope)
	Vixen 5mm NLV: Made In Japan By david elosser 2/22/2008 A Vixen standard is now "new and improved."
BAADER HYPERION eyepieces By Garfield C Schexnayder 2/13/2008 Four eyepieces in one?
	WO SPL Eyepieces – 3mm, 6mm, 12.5mm By Timm Bottoni 2/10/2008 The new WO SPLs sure look nice on the outside, but how do they compare optically?
Eclectic Eyepiece Neurosis By Ronald Abraham 2/5/2008 More deep space in the head than above it.
	Four 40mm Widefield Eyepieces Compared By Chuck Zdeb 1/15/2008 If you want the biggest true field of view your scope can deliver, at a low cost, read this first.
	Televue Dioptrx and your Pentax XW40 and XW30 By Greg Nowell 11/25/2007 Low power, wide field views in the fabled Pentax XW40 and XW30 eyepieces are compromised by your own astigmatism. Fortunately the TV dioptrx is right at home on top of your 30 and 40mm Pentax XWs.
Review of the Meade 18mm Ultra Wide Angle By Ed Moreno 11/5/2007 Angling for field of view….
	Adapting to the Big Picture By Lee Vincent 10/1/2007 Use your 2" eyepieces in your Meade ETX
	SmartAstronomy 2.5x and 5x Barlows By david elosser 9/25/2007 Are you looking to upsize the power on your eyepiece collection? Take a look at the new SmartAstronomy Barlows.
	The Tele Vue 13mm Ethos, First Impressions By Trenton Feist 6/25/2007 Is this big eyepiece really worth all the hype?
	The Good, The Bad and The Ugly: Televue Nagler 31mm Type 5, University Optics 32mm König Mk-80 and Meade 30mm QX Wide Angle Three Way Eyepiece Shootout. By ANJAL SHARMA 4/26/2007 Will this be just another spaghetti western? Or will Sergio Leone direct another grand opus and make his “Dollars” trilogy a quadrilogy? Will Ennio Morricone once again rouse us with one of his inspiring musical themes for this three way shootout? Hang on to them hats boys, light those cee-gars and read on……
	William Optics UWAN Eyepieces – 4mm, 7mm, 16mm By Timm Bottoni 4/16/2007 The WO 1.25" UWANs have taken over my eyepiece tray, and there is no going back to soda straw views for me.
Meade 26mm QX Wide Angle Eyepiece By Ed Moreno 4/12/2007
	Smart Astronomy EF27 Eyepiece By david elosser 3/16/2007 A "Smart" choice for a low power eyepiece.