Now that's how to split a double!!

[Stu]

https://visao.as.arizona.edu/eyepiece/eyepiece-observing-with-magao/

[Piero]

Interesting article and image! 

I wonder why they chose an Italian title for the name of their 'order'! “L’Ordine degli Astronomi al Limite di Diffrazione”(The Order of Astronomers at the Limit of Diffraction) 

[StuartJPP]

I wouldn't want to slew past the sun while looking through that...

[Gazabone]

That's a nice scope, shame I don't have quite enough room in my back garden for one, would definitely be on my wish list........ Wonder how much FLO charge for one of these?

[Mr Spock]

Now I'd like that setup. I'd want to use it for more than just doubles though. I wonder how it would do on planets?

[barkis]

Looks mighty complicated, but what a superb instrument.

A wider  FOV. might have include Proxima Cent. in the image, but doubtful I suppose. 

Mustn't quibble though, lovely stuff.

Multiple systems seem a little neglected on the forum I think, so maybe this will re inspire.

Thanks for posting that Stu.

Ron.

[michael.h.f.wilkinson]

That is amazing. Should be great on planets, although they might not fit into the entire FOV

[spaceboy]

Now I'd like that setup. I'd want to use it for more than just doubles though. I wonder how it would do on planets?

Probably need a 10 stop filter screwed in to the eyepiece to view Venus 

[barkis]

Are they viewing via tertiary mirror through the declination axis of the scope?

Coude, or Naysmith focus.

Seem like it, but I'm likely wrong.

Ron.

[pete_l]

I'd feel kinda silly plugging a 1¼ inch eyepiece into a 6.5m telescope.

[niallk]

The 25mm ep that comes with it is ok, but the 10mm is worth replacing...

[michael8554]

The 10mm replacement is in the fiscal year 2016 budget......

Michael

[mcolbert]

a zeiss abbe perhaps?

michael

[SnakeyJ]

The resolution is stunning, but it's going to take a lot of panels and dedication to mosaic any wider field targets, let alone the veil or andromeda!