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Most telescopes use a standard size for eyepieces (one and a quarter inches outside diameter) and if that is the size of the mount in your scope, you can use any that fit. If you do a search on Amazon, you will find hundreds in this size, many of them branded Meade. The other dimension specified will be focal length. 5mm will give high magnification (but dimmer and harder to use) while 20mm will give lower magnification with brighter image and less fiddly focus.
You may want to check with the owner; those white things, are most likely the eyepieces that are used in the telescope. Start with ones that are the lowest power (longest focal length) until you get used to it. The small side telescope is the finder, and will help get objects into view in the main telescope, assuming the cross hairs are aligned.
rosores: make sure that the DEC clutch is not locked, and that the screw on the side bar is loose. before pointing it upwards. or damage may occur. STH55
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