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16 minutes ago, Richard Hather said:

Hi all,

Heres a couple of pics of my scope and imaging equipment ?

Clear skies ✨????

Richard

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I like it, no cables required for your imaging kit :) 

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This is my setup. New mount not yet been out because of the weather. Running inside just to get the feel of it, seems to be just as good as I hoped.

Celestron Edge HD 8

Celestron f7 Reducer

Sky-Watcher AZ-EQ6 GT with Celestron Starsense for Sky-Watcher

Guiding - Astro-Tech 60mm and QHY 5-ll C

Canon EOS 550D mod. with Astronomik CLS clip filter.

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2 hours ago, Starlight 1 said:

I wish I only had one set-up . 3 more in the garden shed 114/ 130/250pds not use, and 2 siting in the back room only the tak get out about 1 hour a week. take up to much room having them all set up.

 

This is what is known as "a nice problem to have". :)

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heres mine, this was from when the dob mob was on tour. isle of skye. ready for the HH again

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and one with its brothers. mine in the front, slightly to the left mapsters, far left swampys and holding up the rear right estwings

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46 minutes ago, Moonshane said:

At the risk of abuse from the dob mob here's my solar and night time frac/binoviewer setups

102mm f7 Astro Tech ed

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120mm f7.5 ed skywatcher

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100mm f10 pst mod

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there is nothing wrong with little scopes shane, we all have 1 on the dobs :hiding::icon_biggrin:

nice mate

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I wish I had taken these pics outside, but hey ho...

TAL100RS with fetching dewcap from Screwfix, good for transportation and reduces scope length to around 900mm.

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All mounted:

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With baader finder shoe and dual finder attachment from FLO, works really well...

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4" of well figured humble achromatic glass:

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I've just come across a picture of my scopes which I took during the summer for a talk I was doing at the time, I don't think I've posted it before.

Left to right:

  • Altair Astro 60mm finder/guider & Williams Optics Megrez 72 on a Mini Giro mount
  • Tal 100RS & Celestron C8 on a Skytee 2
  • Altair Astro RC6 and lodestar camera atop a Celestron Advanced GT (aka CG5) - used for EAA

I have since acquired a Heritage 130P and also have a Williams Optics Zenithstar 66 not shown. Too many scopes now, need to thin them out a bit!

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26 minutes ago, Allinthehead said:

What's that piggy backing the scope?

Thank you, yes, it's a fan-less Minix mini-pc, then a power distributor with the SharpSky Pro focuser hub at the front. Now just got to get everything talking to each other.

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I've just had a quick "window shop" through this thread, so apologies if this has been mentioned before and I have missed it.

I am surprised that there are sct scopes on here that appear to be guided by guidescopes. I thought scts had to be guided through an oag because of mirror-movement inherent in the design?

Thanks.

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On 18/04/2018 at 05:34, Demonperformer said:

I've just had a quick "window shop" through this thread, so apologies if this has been mentioned before and I have missed it.

I am surprised that there are sct scopes on here that appear to be guided by guidescopes. I thought scts had to be guided through an oag because of mirror-movement inherent in the design?

Thanks.

I use a guidescope with my C6 SCT with no problems.

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