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How to build the perfect solar eclipse kit for any budget
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The total solar eclipse crossing Greenland, Iceland and Spain is the headline attraction that day — closely followed by a partial solar eclipse across Europe and in Canada and the U.S. Northeast — but it won't be the only celestial event worth seeing.
Under $200: The biggest upgrade you can makeA pair of solar binoculars is a fabulous upgrade if you’re observing only a partial solar eclipse.
If you're in the path of totality awaiting a total solar eclipse, forgo the solar binoculars and get yourself a good pair of conventional binoculars .
That applies to whatever kind of solar eclipse you're in line for.
Whether your budget is $50 or $5,000, the perfect eclipse kit is the one that allows you to experience a solar eclipse — and if that includes totality, know that it will be a priceless experience.