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"Hi all my current scope is a Meade 12” sct cassagrain ACF (coma free) \n \n\n\n\tmy current eyepieces consist of \n \n\n\n\tExsplore scientific 40mm 68 degree Argon purged \n \n\n\n\tTelevue 27mm panoptic (68 degree ,Delos 10mm 72 degrees and soon to be purchasing Delos 17.3mm \n \n\n\n\tFor visual purposes it seems that the refractor offers wider field of views so owning something like an 100 degree ethos or similar brand would give a space walk type of experience as some have described what the views look like and certain optical systems like the maksutov has a more narrow field of veiw due to the optical design the sct has a similar optical set up as the maksutov however the field of view is slighty better.so for exsample would I actually notice any beneficial advantages of me useing 100 degrees eyepieces.as I don,t mind spending money when I can actually see some visible gain or is 100 degree eyepieces only really gain more benefits in useing a instrument like the refractor which usually is a shorter focal length and designed for more wide field purposes.\n \n"
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