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It will a lot. At first you had to remove the l bracket to use polar illuminator now you have the adapter 

I meant what Dave said 

3 minutes ago, Davey-T said:

May be to fit the illuminator to the dovetail slot.

Dave

Looks like they now supply the adapter for the illuminator. 

I was shooting the Nan with 4sec exposure at my camp site shot about 500.when I reached home I realized I didn't shoot in raw but in jpeg. Wasted my time. 

I'll still check if pixinsight will process it and upload the result. Will there be any problem if jpeg images are stacked? 

I won't mind if you'll suggest a few companies. I'll prefer skywatcher and orion stuff. As celestron is not easily available in my country. 

OK so basically dobsonian is most suitable for observation right?. My mirror and tube are a bit damaged due to little rough usewhen I was a beginner. My budget is 1000 $ Idont have any problem to use a manual or automatic (goto) both are fun their own ways. 

Hi. 

My current setup is 6''newtonian on a eq3,mount. My scope is becoming old and the mount is getting rusty. I now want to upgrade it. Can youll recommend me a new scope? Anything works, dobsonian, refractor, reflector and Schmidt cassigrane. 

Thankyou 

@Slynxx thanks for the image. Indeed the tracking seems to be great. What object is that? Milky way? 

I'll say it's faulty I didn't get time to test mine bit my knobs and gears seem to been smooth and lock properly. 

If I go to a place where I cannot see the poles star(ie it's behind a tree)  but cassiopeia or Ursa major can be seen. I there a way to polar align the star adventurer in this situation? 

Thanks dave. I was wondering if we can use another camera to autoguide (a dslr). I don't know if we can do that. Can we? 

Is it necessary to use a illuminator? How do I check the unguided tracking of the mount? Do I need a autoguider? 

I will be placing the order for this mount and my first deep sky mount to use with my 55_250lens. Can you'll post a few images taken from this mount please. how long is the exposure with I connect the camera to the mount? Can I check the unguided tracking without an autoguider and just with PhD?