Mr Spock

I find it difficult due to poor seeing conditions. Anything low here wobbles like jelly.

Hi, welcome to SGL 

A 40mm is going to be wasted with anything faster than f6. For an f4 scope 30mm is pushing it to the limit.

I guess that's why dob owners like the 21mm Ethos so much 

Interesting design. Both the 30mm and 40mm are different from the rest of the range and from each other.

Hi Chris, welcome to SGL 

13 hours ago, Davey-T said:

I think Meade started down hill when they began being run by accountants instead of astronomers.

As an accountant I find that generalisation insulting. It also the opposite of what would happen. People with no financial brain waste money hand over fist which is how companies lose profit.

Hi Neal, welcome to SGL 

Hi Dan, welcome to SGL 

Mine is a bad back. I just can't lift my kit anymore 😭

Lovely colours.

I think remote imaging is the way forward for a lot of people. Conditions here are far too often unusable, what with our dreadful weather and even worse light pollution.

Quite a bit of movement for just 20 years. I wonder how it compares to much older images.

Welcome to SGL 

However, as per the site's Code of Conduct, can you post in English only please.

So many stars! Wonderful image 👍

Stay away from politics please. You know what will happen if not 

Hi Dave, welcome to SGL 

Fixed your title - don't know much about microscope sensors though.

Usually sensor resolution depends on pixel size rather than the number of pixels. The smaller and more densely packed they are, the higher the resolution.

8 hours ago, Lockie said:

There is more but I can't remember what I'm allowed to say?

Same here. I'll leave it to Steve to announce stuff  Exciting stuff...

Hi Derek, welcome to SGL 

Hi Seb, welcome to SGL 

Yes, a nice pair as they say 😜

Yes, lot's of lovely refractors  Quite a few stunning 150mm apos I'd like to take home, and, an interesting ES 165mm apo... 

Just a few from today

Setting off in a few minutes. Should be there just after 10.

I must have one of these!