Explore Scientific 82° Series 2" 18mm Waterproof Eyepiece
Explore Scientific 82° Series 2" 18mm Waterproof Eyepiece is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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The 82° Series 18mm is the entry point to the 2" barrel 82° eyepieces, delivering genuinely wide, bright views of deep-sky objects with the sharp lanthanum glass optics the series is known for. The step from 1.25" to 2" opens up noticeably wider true fields of view. At $169 with waterproof construction, it offers 2" ultra-wide-field performance that significantly undercuts the competition.
Key Features
- 2" barrel for maximum light throughput and the widest possible true field of view
- 82° apparent field of view — immersive, ultra-wide framing for deep-sky objects and rich star fields
- 6-element lanthanum glass optics — sharp, well-corrected images across the full wide field
- Argon-purged waterproof housing — sealed against moisture, fog, and humidity for all-weather reliability
- Enhanced Multi-Layer Deposition (EMD) coatings on all air-to-glass surfaces with edge-blackened elements
- Fold-down silicone rubber eyecup for comfortable extended viewing
Ideal For
- Deep-sky observers stepping into 2" wide-field eyepieces — the 18mm provides an excellent introduction to ultra-wide 2" performance
- Nebula and cluster observers who want generous magnification combined with the wide, bright views that only a 2" barrel can deliver
- 2" focuser owners looking for wide-field lanthanum glass optics at a price that makes the 82° series' reputation accessible
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