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Celestron Ultima 80 ED? (Help!) (1 Viewer)

sdmarkow said:
Not sure about the ED edition, but I have the Ultima 80. It is a great value for the money. I had my friend over who got me into birding in the first place with her $1,000 swarovski 80m scope. Yes, her images were a little more clear zoomed all the way to 65. But, I paid $200 for it. Her Swarovski was not $800 better IMHO. I think you'll do fine with the Celestron.
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Did I write 65? I meant zoomed out to 60. Doesn't go to 65. :)
 
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