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Wirral man

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  1. Hi all been a while since I posted on here 

    I have a cracking lightweight weight setup at the moment

    Ioptron cem26 

    Williams zenithstar 61 with reducer/flattener 

    Asi pro

    Asi 294mc

    Efw mini

    Dual narrow band filters etc

    Zwo Auto focus control 

    Asi120mm guide cam

    I use this for wide field and is so reliable.

    So I want a 2nd scope for small dso objects so looks like a need a sct telescope but unsure what will do the job the payload of the mount states 26lb but I feel it can handle more as it seams so soild plus it's so quiet and belt driven far better than my old hq5 pro,

    I have been looking at the CELESTRON C6 SCT XLT but is this any good?

    I know I will have to use a different guide scope for this setup so any information would be great on this

    Thanks John 

     

  2. Hello all !

    Its been a long break by not by choice several operations later here I am back again.

    I not forgotten all I learned with you lot unfortunately I had to sell all my deep sky imaging gear (still miss it and nightly headaches it gave)

    this time around I’m going in lightweight as can’t do the heavy gear anymore.

    anyway good to be back hope I can help others and also got a few questions myself, so bye for now.

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  3. 26 minutes ago, cjdawson said:

    I've got one that I'm intending to use with my DSLR Lens's for long exposure wide field work (time lapse, etc)    For what I need the one I have will work well.  If anything it'll get too warm, but I don't have to have it turned on all the time.  Also I can turn on after the session starts without disturbing the camera.

    Don't know if they would be to the job of working on a 80mm scope though.

    thanks will give them a try plus with Amazon any issues i can return them  

  4. 44 minutes ago, SteveNickolls said:

    Hi Wirral man,

    Thanks for the photo of your imaging equipment. I'm always impressed by the inventiveness associated with astronomy, I particularly like your extra weight below your tripod-hey even the colour matches the rest of the gear. Good luck with your future imaging and processing and don't let the light pollution spoil your enjoyment.

    Best wishes,
    Steve

    thanks ste i wont be giving up!!

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