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Anthony1979

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  1. 5 hours ago, Stub Mandrel said:

    Delivery times are totally random at the moment. I've had things arrive almost next day and others take weeks. Apparently there are parts of the country that are acting as bottlenecks.

    Its been sent out now... its with dpd now so hopefully it will be here soon

  2. 2 hours ago, rnobleeddy said:

    I'm jealous you found stock! 

    Let me know if you find a viable alternative - it might not be perfect, but if you want to image there doesn't seem like there's anything else that comes close at the price.

    Had 1 left at rvo so snapped it up hoping i would have a good imaging scope

  3. 18 minutes ago, spillage said:

    @Anthony1979 These little scopes are such good bang for your buck. I can only highly recommend it. I Think at the end of the day they are a newt and so do need some form of housekeeping. Yes the focus can seem a little extreme but worth it. I would also recommend flocking the tube, baffling the primary mirror and making (or using a thick black shower cap) a cover for the end of the scope.

    Whats baffles the primary mirror 

  4. 1 hour ago, spillage said:

    I could be really wrong here but in the back of my head I am thinking you do not need as much focus travel with a dslr, so the op should be okay?

    I wont be using the 150p for imaging when the 130pds arrives... So will the dlsr be ok without chopped it up... Last thing i want to do

  5. 29 minutes ago, carastro said:

    Correct, but they are talking about the focusser tube, not the main tube itself.  I had a 130PDS and had to cut the focusser tube because when in focus the part of the focusser inside the tube protruded into the light path too much and took a bite out of my stars.

    Carole 

    Thats what i mean... Arnt they designed so you dont have to do this.... Ive got a 130pds coming on monday and this is the last thing i wanted to do

  6. 6 minutes ago, alacant said:

    With a dslr attached, at focus with coma corrector or not, the focus tube will protrude into the light path and so cause irregularly shaped stars. 

    The easiest remedy is to cut the end of the focus tube. a 20 minute job with a hacksaw.

    HTH

    Isnt the pds versions made for imaging so you dont have to cut the tube

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