Condition Specifications
The condition refers to the visual appearance of the device. Each device is thoroughly inspected and found to be in perfect working condition.
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Excellent
Excellent condition devices will only have minimal wear that is hardly noticeable. -
Great
Great condition will show light signs of wear including scratches, scuffs, or small dings. Wear will be minimal but may be visible from an arm’s length distance. -
Good
Good condition with average signs of wear including scratches, scuffs, or dings that will be visible within an arm’s length distance. -
Fair
Fair condition with heavy signs of wear may include scratches, scuffs, screen delamination, dings, or dents that will be visible from more than an arm’s length distance. -
Support
Please note we cannot send individual pictures of machines. Feel free to message us at support@techable.com with any questions. -
Warranty
Each device comes with a 90-Day warranty on all parts. Additional warranty options are provided by SafeTech Warranty.
The Explore Scientific 72 degree ED 11.5mm eyepiece with a 1.25 inch barrel is a highly versatile option that delivers a balanced combination of magnification, brightness, and field of view. It is well suited for a wide range of observing targets, from lunar and planetary detail to deep sky exploration. With a 72 degree apparent field of view, this eyepiece provides an expansive and immersive perspective that enhances the overall observing experience. Objects remain in view longer, allowing for more relaxed and continuous observation.
The use of extra low dispersion glass improves clarity and contrast by minimizing chromatic aberration. This results in more accurate color representation and sharper detail, particularly when observing objects that require precision. The comfortable eye relief supports extended viewing sessions and makes the eyepiece accessible to a wide range of users, including those who wear glasses.
This focal length is an excellent choice for observers who want a dependable eyepiece that performs well across multiple types of celestial targets.



