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nice one chris
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hi gerry. i used flock on my 14" also did my sct and my current 20" with the same stuff. FLO sell it https://www.firstlightoptics.com/misc/black-velour-telescope-flocking-material.html
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you know me so well
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sure he will be up for that stu.
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oh my god, imagine that
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you have no construction lines though
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can't remember were i seen that but as they say, every day is a school day. just had a like of your pie eating buddy, ian
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those trainers are ace, still have loads of time left in them. oh no the front just fell off
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and mirror case finished
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very interesting gerry, sounds like your skies were great again
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All makes sense now. Very very sad day in the astronomy community
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me
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just had a look on google £5500 for the sct, £2500 for the dob
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just the word DOB got my attention if your thinking 14" sct, like you say the cost as well, why not go for a 00 14" dobsonian with 1/10 mirror set this will be lighter and give you sharper views and probably be cheaper http://www.orionoptics.co.uk/VX/vx14.html
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You are indeed
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