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Says 21.6 for us up in Swaledale. Recent meter reading managed 21.4 in the early hours of a really clear night.
I am very fortunate! Paul
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Enjoyed reading this thread.
Being a DSO observer it seems to match much of my musings and varying enthusiams over the years!
Its not just me then!!!
Cheers All!
Paul
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On 4/3/2018 at 20:39, prangster said:
Does anyone know where you actually attach a DSLR camera and lens?
You can submit questions via the website.
Looks like in 2 axis mode a ball head can be mounted on the DEC 'circle' with all the holes. This is where the RA arm is attached to the wedge.
Cannot see anyway to do it as a single axis mount though...
...Paul
P.S. It will take a PoleMaster with an adapter...
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Will a PoleMaster fit..?
It does seem to be a stunning piece of kit...
...the price made me gasp though.
Cheers
Paul
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5 minutes ago, wookie1965 said:
I went online got them from America had wait a few weeks cost me £12 just over with postage.
I thought it was out of print etc...cheers!
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Three volumes of Night Sky Observers Guide, Celestial Sampler, Deep Sky Wonders (classic), Interstellarium...remainder is via t'Internet. Wish I had Burnham's!
Paul
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A good job you have fixed it.
I have used the full range of unit power finders...
...red dot is best
YMMV
Cheers
Paul
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Very nicely put.
Am a fan of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bortle_scale
I also have some favourite 'test' DSOs.
Clear & dark skies
Paul
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Hale-Bopp got upto 40 degrees long. Moon is about 1/2 degree...
Tell us your sky quality
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Have recently done some readings for the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
Separate nights have had 21.45 and 21.5 (averaged) in our garden.
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