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Mark at Beaufort

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Mark at Beaufort last won the day on May 5 2019

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About Mark at Beaufort

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    I am solely a visual astronomer and currently use a StellaMira 125mm ED Doublet, Skywatcher 150P and a SvBony 90mm Frac. I also enjoy solar and use a PST + Double Stack.
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    Herefordshire

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  1. An excellent review Michael. I have had the SvBony zoom for about 5 months and have found it very useful on my StellaMira125mm frac.
  2. Incredible images thanks Dave. I looked today with white light and the PS T double stack - your first and third photos brought back the images for me. Thanks
  3. Exactly the boy could have lost the sight in his right eye. Why does the owner of the scope not put a solar filter over the main tube.
  4. That is an excellent image of M51. Well done.
  5. Excellent videos. Really makes you feel you were there. I liked the normal speed videos the best.
  6. Lovely image especially taking in NGC5053. It was great to increase the image of both DSOs.
  7. Well done Paul you certainly saw more than I did. Seeing these photos being produced by the Seestar makes me want to purchased one.
  8. Saw the Comet very low down. I used my 90mm frac with correct image diagonal and my 150p newt with the 3-8mm SvBony to get close up. Only saw the head no tail.
  9. Very well done getting the final phase of the eclipse before sunset.
  10. Lovely photos of the total solar eclipse. Clearly you were very fortunate to get totally clear sky - brilliant.
  11. Very nice Martin. I have never seen the Cone Nebula so a good first choice with your new kit. I look forward to seeing more from the camper van.
  12. Lovely Astro photos Francis. I was a bit surprised that you bought two Askar 120mm telescopes but I can see now why you bought them.
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