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A gear row shows the spec the paragraph just used. Aperture in mm, focal length in mm, focal ratio, weight, and focuser size are the usual fields.

A gear row is grouped by aperture, focal length, focal ratio, weight, and focuser size. The row does not carry a price. It does not carry a star rating. It does not carry a count of comments.

A 1.25 in barrel and a 2 in barrel stay distinct. A 2 in eyepiece needs a 2 in focuser. An adapter only goes the other way: a 1.25 in eyepiece in a 2 in focuser. The row says which.

A named model is checked on the spec page.

Placement follows the editorial policy. A link does not move a magnification, an exit pupil, or a weight.

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