SingAstro

It's up to you really, and your wallet.

Won't make much of a difference save for resolution (of sunspots), which will be rather minute.

Now all it takes is for another hardworking Clyde Tombaugh to get lucky.

Yes.

If your budget is tight, I suggest you get a good pair of binoculars to start off with.

A good eyepiece can fulfil the potential of any scope but that potential varies from scope to scope. Views with a good eyepiece will definitely be better than the views from an average eyepiece, etc.

However, a crappy scope will not become an excellent one with a good eyepiece.

looyaa wrote:

Mariner wrote:Beautiful shots George!

Thanks Mariner! Hope this relive your memories of seeing the aurora

Indeed they have. And the hellish freezing winds I had to endure to catch them!

Beautiful shots George!

Add me in for now. Got a few nick nacks to sell.

SOLD