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  1. Once mounted and balanced the scope and mount work really well. Seeing hasn't been anywhere near good enough yet though.
  2. C14 HD is ordered so I'll be purchasing an AZ-EQ 6. Will hopefully find the mount copes ok for purely visual. Shame Celestron don't do an equivalent though as I'm keen to use the star sense kit I have. The skywatcher version is awfully over priced. still, looking forward to the big cat arriving
  3. interesting. I've seen a picture with one on so it might be doable. Still, I really wouldn't be surprised if in reality the vibration of wind, movement and focusing will really hamper.
  4. I see some people are using a C11 on the smaller AZ-EQ5 and wondered for visual use only would it be possible to mount a C14 on the larger AZ-EQ6? 20kg's plus eyepiece, diagonal, finder etc? Madness?
  5. I'm sure you'll love them. I have the 10x42's and think they're a mini marvel. The moon floating through the view is something to behold. Stunning. My only disappointment so far is Jupiter appears to be a little too bright for them and I get a little flaring irrespective of focus. It's moons are pin points as are stars but Jupiter itself is largely a white ball.
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