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martin_h
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There is more security in the shed than in the house!
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Sorry in advance, New EQ8 incoming tomorrow along with all the bits and bobs to mount it............. Rain, hail and possibly snow for the foreseeable.
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worth a look............. https://www.reichelt.com/gb/en/rain-sensor-12-v-dc-m-152-p118916.html?CTYPE=0&MWSTFREE=0&PROVID=2788&gclid=Cj0KCQjwjpjkBRDRARIsAKv-0O29fctXMSPcYbIB-Y5KUTge-LJGmHVZ_Xv5JcjjiMhkthtw3dHgZzwaAtC3EALw_wcB&&r=1
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Well worth it, he takes it at a pace that makes it easy to follow, I'm pretty sure that most of the 12,000 people there understood most of what he was saying.
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Guess where I was last night? Clue in the image below.....
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I too have been imaging this one, 40 hours in total with images bin 2x2 and it still could do with more time! Like you say, its a dim one!
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It doesn't take long here......... 3
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I bin my loadstar 2x2 and use a BPM with a guide pulse of 3 seconds.
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When you've done that nip round and do my RC.
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I started this when Orion crossed the meridian at 2 am, last night it crossed at 21:20! So its been a bit on and off for a couple of months, hence the heavy handed noise reduction
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HH 222 The Waterfall Nebula Located in Orion. Accurate proper motion measurements of HH 222 reveal that the shock structure is a giant bow shock moving directly away from the well-known, very young, Herbig Be star V380 Ori 12 hours of 15 mins subs bin 2x2
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want to Want to keep the NEQ6 mount in the obs, im planning to do planetary further down the garden which will be better placed, hence the new/second hand mount.
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Looking at the replies given I'm probably looking at a Mac/SCT, colour ASI, ADC, Barlow/Powermate, mount. And all the bits to join it all together.
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Many thanks all, lots to think about and plenty of numbers to tinker with.
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Help wanted: Looking to dip my toe into planetary imaging, and to that end I need some advice on equipment needed. Around £1k total spend(perhaps) I require a scope, camera, mount and any other bits and bobs........................................... over to you. Be gentle.
