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Thanks Pete, much appreciated.

Thanks Pete, much appreciated.

Thanks Gordon, much appreciated.

Another session this morning for me too. Just Cak and HA. Had the CAT 🙀 out too, lol.

I'm just very cautious about solar viewing with the eyeballs, lol. I'd rather ruin a £300 camera than destroy my eyes. I have made some rouke mistakes in the past with not putting the front covers on and then taking the filters out first. Not with my eyes thankfully. I've melted an eye piece cap, got scotch burns burnt in the wood on the wall of my RoR and holes in one of my jumpers on the arm, (now that's a funny story). I thought someone had a bonfire as I could see smoke but it was me. Solar observations is a dangerous sport. Always double check for safety.

Thanks Jeremy, much appreciated.

Hi Luke, yeah all through a Zwo Asi 178mm camera. The G-band can be visual too as far as I know, never tried it in visual. I imagine it can, only Cak is beyond visual except if you're young. But even then I wouldn't advise it.

Hi Dave, my G-band scope is a cheap opticstar 127mm stopped down to 100mm with a mask.

Hi all, just posting my last images of the month. 60mm DS lunt, B1800 lunt Cak module and AA G-band filter were used.

Well done on that eruption, clouds and rain here since the 28th

Another session this morning and afternoon. Amazing clarity today. Activity a little subdued today compared to the last several days, I guess the sun's having a rest, lol. Just packed up.

There definitely needs a nerd thread/page going by how many 🤣

Just Wow, you are the nerdiest nerd, live long and prosper, you are and always will be a 🤓 lol.

I knew I was a nerd but not how much, lol 😂

I had to do it, lol,

I'm a middle class nerd, apparently, lol. Well, according to the diagram. I only look down on the little guy but look up to the other guy, I know my place, lol. 🤣

Another nice solar session this morning with the triple wavelength scopes. My armoury of wavelengths pic too, G-band, HA and Calcium II K.

Thanks Nicolàs, much appreciated too.

Thanks Jeremy, much appreciated.

Thanks Alan, much appreciated. Yeah, so many times life gets in the way of our hobbies.

Thanks, much appreciated.

There's so much to see and image, it's difficult to know what to image.

Hi all, some nice activity again today. Loving solar maximum. I used the Lunt 60mm DS, the Bresser 100mm stopped down to 80mm with the Zwo Asi 178mm cameras.

Thanks, much appreciated.

Thanks Rusted, much appreciated.