How To Make Eyepiece For Telescope | Homemade 26mm Plossl Eyepiece Calculation | Nonsense Creativity

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  • How To Make Eyepiece For Telescope | Homemade 26mm Plossl Eyepiece with Calculation | Nonsense Creativity
    In this video:-
    1. How to make Plossl Eyepiece at home. ​
    Cameras used:-
    1. Samsung M30s (Standard cam)
    2. Samsung Galaxy S7 ( Telescope camera)
    Material Used:-
    1. Two Identical Achromatic Doublet Lenses (4 elements) Dia. 20mm (50mm focal length )
    ​Material - Glass
    3. Pipes and socket
    1/2" upvc socket (lens housing)
    ​5mm pvc pipe (spacer between lenses)
    ​32mm (1.25") Dia. pvc pipe (main body)
    4. Black Sandpaper (anti reflecting inner coat )
    Tools Used:-
    1. Hacksaw
    2. caliper tool
    3. Sandpaper
    4. Scale
    Queries:-
    1. how to make an eyepiece at home
    2. DIY eyepiece for telescope
    3. plossl eyepiece design
    #NonsenseCreativity #plossleyepiece #DIYeyepiece

Komentáře • 59

  • @PeacefulSecularGuy
    @PeacefulSecularGuy Před 2 lety +2

    well done...
    god bless you

  • @nguyetvu9097
    @nguyetvu9097 Před 3 lety +2

    Amazing good job!

  • @rajinispixel1180
    @rajinispixel1180 Před 3 lety +1

    Thank you for the video

  • @rock128k
    @rock128k Před 2 lety +1

    Why we use Ramsden eyepiece

  • @tareshgupta1095
    @tareshgupta1095 Před 2 lety +2

    hi , can you please share the working /design and construction and optical formulas of the plossal eyepiece ,
    i searched but there is no one source of info on the web , and it gets confusing

    • @creativeamol
      @creativeamol  Před 2 lety +1

      Few things need to be considered while making plossl eyepiece
      1. Both lenses should be achromatic doublet
      2. Keep minimum distance between two lenses for maximum magnification
      3. Use anti reflective coating or black paper from inside (i use black painted 400 grit sandpaper for this and it works great.
      That's it.... All the best 👍

  • @ojolsesat
    @ojolsesat Před 4 měsíci

    where to get the spacing size ?

  • @mozillafirefox5441
    @mozillafirefox5441 Před 3 lety +1

    Please can you share the material used? And can i use it with refractor telescope as I have seen you have reflector one.

    • @creativeamol
      @creativeamol  Před 3 lety

      hi.. I added all details in the description.. please check 👍👍 .thank you

    • @mozillafirefox5441
      @mozillafirefox5441 Před 3 lety +1

      Thanks for the reply. Can I use it with refractor type telescope?

    • @creativeamol
      @creativeamol  Před 3 lety +1

      @@mozillafirefox5441 yes.. all types of telescopes..

    • @mozillafirefox5441
      @mozillafirefox5441 Před 3 lety +1

      @@creativeamol thanks for the reply

  • @Whooperrboi
    @Whooperrboi Před 2 lety +1

    That len was convex and concave or convex and flat ? Also how much mm long 1len was?

    • @creativeamol
      @creativeamol  Před 2 lety

      Both lenses are plano convex means one side is flat and other is covex....both lenses are identical 20mm in dia

    • @Whooperrboi
      @Whooperrboi Před 2 lety +1

      @@creativeamol 🙌👍🏻 thanks bro for help

    • @creativeamol
      @creativeamol  Před 2 lety

      @@Whooperrboi welcome bro 😊

  • @vibhavjannu5379
    @vibhavjannu5379 Před rokem

    Hello sir which formula it is to calculate focal length of this eyepiece, in general which formula we have to use.

    • @creativeamol
      @creativeamol  Před rokem

      Formula is shown in video please watch the video again....🙂

  • @rock128k
    @rock128k Před 2 lety

    Can we take the spacer length by own

    • @creativeamol
      @creativeamol  Před 2 lety +1

      Yes u can ..it will effect the magnification of eyepiece

    • @rock128k
      @rock128k Před 2 lety +1

      @@creativeamol thanks for replying soon (the best telescope guy)

  • @rakhi9227
    @rakhi9227 Před 3 lety +2

    Please share the link of these lenses. I am unable to find these exact specs

    • @creativeamol
      @creativeamol  Před 3 lety +1

      Actually I retrieved theses lenses for old binacular....but recently I found similar lenses on Amazon...but small. In diameter
      Anand traders 13mm dia achromat doublet lens with 20mm focal length for telescope eyepiece www.amazon.in/dp/B09716GG96/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_fabc_9X2XSC0338YFKEZF7H37

    • @creativeamol
      @creativeamol  Před 3 lety

      I hope it will help you 👍

    • @rakhi9227
      @rakhi9227 Před 3 lety +1

      Sorry for the late reply... But what will be the final focal length of the eyepiece by using these lenses.. Thank you.

    • @creativeamol
      @creativeamol  Před 3 lety

      @@rakhi9227 its depends on the distance between two lenses.....so follow the formula shown in this video as per your design👍👍

  • @ThatAstro51
    @ThatAstro51 Před rokem

    Hi sir i'm 14 mm eyepiece with 127mm fl of a convex lens so how i can measure the C spacer ??

    • @creativeamol
      @creativeamol  Před rokem +1

      sorry .. don't understand what you are saying if eyepiece has 14 mm fl the what is 127mm?

    • @ThatAstro51
      @ThatAstro51 Před rokem

      @@creativeamol my objective lens has 127 mm fl..

    • @creativeamol
      @creativeamol  Před rokem +1

      you will get approximately 9x magnification... 127/14 =9

    • @creativeamol
      @creativeamol  Před rokem +1

      best way to measure spacers c is just open it and measure.... don't fall in calculation if you have it already... i beleive that there will be a minimum almost no space between lenses.....

    • @ThatAstro51
      @ThatAstro51 Před rokem

      @@creativeamol ok bro thanks

  • @anirbannandi008
    @anirbannandi008 Před rokem +1

    Sir .. how you got the value of C spacer.. please explain 🙏🏻 i need to know

    • @Creative_Amol
      @Creative_Amol Před rokem

      Value of spacer is up to you... It will define tha magnification....so minimum is better

    • @creativeamol
      @creativeamol  Před rokem

      It's me

    • @anirbannandi008
      @anirbannandi008 Před rokem

      @@Creative_Amol yes but in the formula , how you put the value (13) of C?? How do you measure it ? Its thickness 13 mm??

    • @anirbannandi008
      @anirbannandi008 Před rokem

      @@creativeamol thank you

    • @creativeamol
      @creativeamol  Před rokem

      13 ??

  • @ergy3643
    @ergy3643 Před rokem

    Where you get the lens telescope.

    • @creativeamol
      @creativeamol  Před rokem

      From old binocular

    • @creativeamol
      @creativeamol  Před rokem

      You might find it on Amazon too....or just bye cheap eyepieces and make one powerful

    • @ergy3643
      @ergy3643 Před rokem

      Thanks so much

  • @suyadhie4100
    @suyadhie4100 Před rokem

    how to determine the focal length

  • @69creator86
    @69creator86 Před rokem

    25mm Dia / 200 focal length. I will make plossl lens. What is the distance between the two lenses? Please let me know🙏🙏🙏

  • @rock128k
    @rock128k Před 2 lety

    I made it but it didn't invert the image when I used it in telescope

    • @creativeamol
      @creativeamol  Před rokem

      You need errect prism to invert the image... I made a video on it

  • @sandyriyadi
    @sandyriyadi Před 2 lety

    hai, maap, saya kurang mengerti rumus, darimana saya bisa menentukan nilai C nya ?

    • @creativeamol
      @creativeamol  Před 2 lety

      English please...

    • @sandyriyadi
      @sandyriyadi Před 2 lety

      @@creativeamol Sorry for the inconvenience, I ask about: where can I determine the C value? or this treatment only applies to shorten the value of F ?

    • @creativeamol
      @creativeamol  Před 2 lety

      @@sandyriyadi Hi, thankyou... Distance or value of C is as minimum as possible.... but avoid touching lens surfaces eachother....5mm will be perfect in most cases 👍

  • @69creator86
    @69creator86 Před rokem

    25mm Dia / 200 focal length. I will make plossl lens. What is the distance between the two lenses? Please let me know 🙏🙏🙏