You should have no problems with the moon even with the largest eyepiece (the larger the number the less the magnification). During daylight see if you can focus on something in the distance, the further away the better. This way you can get a feel on the operation of the telescope and how well it works. You can try each eyepiece and note how they work, the K25 is probably better, as the higher magnification of the k10 makes it very hard to find and keep objects within the eye piece. You can also check and align the finder scope so that it points to the same object as the main scope during daylight on a distant object.
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