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From the album: Saturn
Same image of Saturn using the Lunt 80mm ED Refractor, only this time the image is stacked and processed in Registax 6. A total of the best 777 frames out of 1800 frames captured. This is probraly the best image of Saturn I've ever managed to date!!! I am extremely happy with this one so far!!!© M Pyott
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From the album: Saturn
Saturn 06/04/13 image taken with Lunt 80mm ED Refractor (TS 2.5x Barlow) and SPC900 Webcam, collected 1800 frames stacked using Autostackert2 and final processing using Paint shop Pro X5. This is my best image to date being the earth's atmosphere was extremely steady!© M Pyott
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From the album: DSO's
imaged with my new 80mm Lunt F7 ED APO Refractor with 0.7x focal reducer and field flatenner down to F5.5 and QHY8L CCD, And I managed a 1Hour 30mins exposures of various 10secs, 30 secs, 120 secs, 300 secs light frames, 15 darks and 15 bais frames, all stacked in Deepsky stacker and final processing with Paint shop PRO X5, to produce this stunning image of M42 Great Orion Nebula, and the Running man Nebula© M Pyott
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M42 & M43 Great Orion Nebula and the Running man Nebula
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From the album: DSO's
M42, M43 and the Running man Nebula taken with Skywatcher 8" Quattro, coma corrector, and QHY8L CCD (25x300secs, 15x200secs, 10x60secs, 15x300secs darks, 10 bais and 10 flat frames) All stacked in Deepsky stacker and final processed in Paintshop PRO X5.© M Pyott
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From the album: DSO's
M45 taken with Skywatcher F4 Quattro, coma corrector, and QHY8L CCD (25x200secs 6x300secs and 10x200sec darks) all stacked in Deepsky stacker and final processing in Paintshop PRO X5.© M Pyott
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From the album: DSO's
Andromenda Galaxy and M32 Companion taken with Skywatcher 8" F4 Quattro, coma corrector and QHY8L CCD (25x300secs, 10x150secs, 15x60secs, 10x300secs darks, 15 flats and 10 Bais frames all stacked in Deepsky stacker and final processing in Paintshop pro X5.© M Pyott
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From the album: Skywatcher 127 Mak EQ-5 PRO
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From the album: Skywatcher 127 Mak EQ-5 PRO
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From the album: Skywatcher 127 Mak EQ-5 PRO
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In total it cost me around £1170, which is cheaper than buying the complete GOTO which cost's around £1400. Just remember FLO are offering the 12" Auto version around £935, then buy the Synscan AZ mount which is around £219 Just for the AZ Synscan handset, which will fit directly onto the Dob. The Synscan AZ mount can sold off, I sold mine to a mate who wanted another replacement mount for his scope, due to the fact his Synscan AZ mount broke, so I sold it to him for £75, here I got more money back to get the other stuff. Get yourself the Astroboot Shroud which costs around £50, which is worth it cos it will stop stray light from entering the tube and also it will add more protection from dust from settling on the mirror. You don't need the G.P.S. mouse at all, cos you can get your co-ordinates from goggle maps, but if you want one anyway they cost around £99, but ease of set up is even easier and hassle free. The adjustable legs which are furniture legs which hold upto 90Kg of total weight, cost a mere £20 for the 3 legs. But I got them in a DIY shop called TOOM. Which will not be able to get cos I live in Germany. But I'm sure you can find something similar in Homebase or BnQ. If you try and follow the I've taken, you'll a big saving overall, However it's not easy, and cos VAT as gone up, so as the prices as well. But I'm sure if look for a decent secondhand SW 12" Auto Dob for sale, you should looking around £500-£600 price range. Then you get a fantatic scope with much better saving. Alot of people sell the Auto Dob to get the new GOTO Dob instead, which purely they don't realise that the AZ handset works with the Auto. So here's your chance to make bigger savings mate??
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Jupiter and its moons. IO moon in occultion with jupiter and Jupiter's single Equatorial belt. Photo taken by Astrovid Stella cam and Meade ETX 125.
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Here's my eyepiece box I've made out of scrap of wood and cost me nothing to make just little bit of DIY knowledge. Here shown is my collection of 1.25" 40mm-6.3mm plossls, Antares Spears Wailer zoom eyepiece, a few 2" panaview eyepieces and 2x Barlow, colour and light polution filters, the middle section stores my telescope maintenance kit, power leads and Astrovid Stella cam kit as well. Everything I need for a good night's observing session.
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Skywatcher 12" GOTO Dob Telescope
Images added to a gallery album owned by PARTY MARTY in Member's Album
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From the album: Skywatcher 12" GOTO Dob Telescope
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From the album: Skywatcher 12" GOTO Dob Telescope
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Brantuk! Where did you get the Synscan Handset mounting bracket from mate??? I'm looking for one but I don't want to make one, I have the Synscan bracket for the Synscan mount and tripod but I don't really what to modify it fit on my Dob. Cos it's useful to keep on the original equipment! If you can help please????