SkyGibbon

In single stack mode, I can make out everything that the DS shows, just brighter, with less contrast (if that makes any sense). It is like the features are more pronounced in DS mode, but all features still visible in single stack. (maybe a small prom or filament visible in DS mode only). As stated above, sometimes I have to turn the DS stack a bit to get the best view and no 2 days ever seem the same without adjusting something with the etalon. I usually let the single stack warm up at least for 30 minutes before I throw the DS on. I always adjust best view with single, add DS etalon, wait another 15 min, and start making minor adjustments with it ( minor tilt adj/etalon turn.) I am more of a surface detail person, so I usually am adjusting the proms out of it to get those nice surface features.

My tilt tuned 60 puts out outstanding views, single or doubled. I almost sent my scope to lunt to have a PT retrofit, but after all the little complaints about the PT models, I am glad I didn't.

Thanks. Unfortunately it is way too hot right now to do any solar viewing. 35c at 7:00a.m. - 42-43c during the day. Usually doesn't go under 40c until 9-10 p.m. The pool gets lot more use these days.

WO FLT98 Lunt LS-60 DS Orion Atlas Pro Az/Eq

That is a nice, very capable little scope. I have the Stellervue brand and it is probably used more than most my scopes. It does everything decently and some very well for its size.

My main solar setup

I am Takless, but enjoy my main setup.