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2 hours ago, parallaxerr said:
Same frac, new mount and little & large together.
Glad you keep the colour scheme, would fry my head otherwise... ? Things just have to match!!
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3 hours ago, planetman83 said:
Actually I don't understand why everyone in this topic puts the eyepieces horizontally.
Simple, because I like to look at what I spend my money on. ? That's my reason...
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First foray into autoguiding turned up today courtesy of @parallaxerr
Let my venture into AP attempt to begin! ? Think I've got everything I need now.
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18 minutes ago, Ags said:
I do like a row of matching eyepieces!
Does satisfy the ocd tendencies doesn't it?? ?
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7 hours ago, Stu said:
Handy having knobs rather than the Allen bolts, makes changing mount much easier. Are they a John special?
They certainly make life easier for removing and assembling it all! ?
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Just now, LukeSkywatcher said:
Why wait til Sunday. I just pulled the trigger on the Premium service...........14.99 euros a month.
Now im sat here wondering how i get it on my tv.
Phone and laptop i know i can sign in. How does the tv side of it work?.
If it's a smart TV it should be pre installed in your apps. Signs in just the same on it. If it isn't a smart TV then ain't got a clue squire!! ?
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Just now, LukeSkywatcher said:
It wont be the postman who brings it, but by Sunday i will have Netflix (the all inclusive deal for 10.99 a month).
Worth every penny me thinks!! ? Wouldn't be without it now.
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5 minutes ago, johninderby said:
You just need the AR90 f8.8 to complete the set. ?
Not sure the financial authorities will enable that to happen just yet!!! Not totally sure she's aware I bought the 90mm one yet ?
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Just arrived to me today courtesy of @kerrylewis a nice little Opticstar Ar80s to go with the 90mm I recently acquired. Happy little family now!! ? Hopefully one for the imaging and one for the guiding when I eventually get all the required gubbins.
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1 hour ago, nightfisher said:
I have the same model, they are a good quality scope, just waiting on an AZ4 to get some use from mine
Just bought the 80mm also to use as a guidescope. ?
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Should make viewing quite comfy for me now. Long frac and being 6'3" doesn't help my back when getting towards the zenith.
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5 minutes ago, Sunshine said:
Oh my gosh, a 152mm Frac, my Mak is 150, i can't imagine the view in a 152mm frac with no central obstruction, is it a triplet? now you've really aroused my curiosity, the possibilities are endless!
Haha, it's not actually great spec on paper compared to many but for me it works a dream. The diagonal supplied was as good as a toy so upped that to a 2" dielectric and that made a massive difference.
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1 minute ago, Sunshine said:
Is that a 130mm? Bresser by the looks, planets must look sweet through a large frac.
Hi, it's the 152.. First time I looked at jupiter my jaw dropped and it wasn't even good seeing. I prefer it to my 10" dob which now never gets used. Felt like a kid at Xmas. ?
Jas
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1 minute ago, Sunshine said:
And what a cracking Frac you have there, have the greatest night, friend.
Many thanks. And that is why I love using this forum. ?
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Show us your dual scope set ups
in Discussions - Scopes / Whole setups
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Here's my slightly more humble pairing. Bresser 152mm and Opticstar 90mm. The baby frac usually has my dslr attached. ?