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On 15/12/2018 at 07:58, Tonynexevo925 said:

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Is this a SW Mak? it looks longer than my 150 SW Mak, but otherwise it looks like one, smashing setup you have there and a nice photo to boot!

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Waiting for sunset at the 2011 RTMC Expo at Camp Oakes in Big Bear, California with my homemade Nexstar 4SE powered (40K object database) dual 102mm f/6 Celestron GOTO Binoscope..... (2011 RTMC EXPO Warren Estes Memorial Award)

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On ‎18‎/‎01‎/‎2019 at 09:36, david_taurus83 said:

Had a visitor last week while imaging IC405.

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That cute little Fox ? sitting on your observatory fence is probably waiting patiently to see the results of your astro-imaging session....and in particular....IC405!

P.S.  This appears to be a rare event.  Not often one sees a little Fox ? so interested in astro-imaging. 

Klitwo 

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Getting ready for what is billed to be a clear night - eventually LOL!

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Looking forward to doing a dual polar align using QHY Polemaster ?

Also hope to image Uranus - I should have a pretty good shot at it just over the top of the fence in the photo.

Might capture Mars too?

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First I just want to have a look through it as I've never done that before as it's primarily for imaging - I'll have a look at M45

Second - I might try to plug the ASI1600MM in and image M45 - bit ambitious as conditions aren't great - we'll see ?

David

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My FS128 last night (first clear night for weeks) with Celestron/Baader Binoviewers loaded with a pair of Morpheus 17.5mm and twin microfocusing Baader eyepiece holders. And one with the waxing moon in the background☺.

Dave

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2 hours ago, F15Rules said:

My FS128 last night (first clear night for weeks) with Celestron/Baader Binoviewers loaded with a pair of Morpheus 17.5mm and twin microfocusing Baader eyepiece holders. And one with the waxing moon in the background☺.

Dave

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Nice binoviewer set up on your FS128 you got there.....

I went the cheap route with my homemade 1980 6-inch f/15 Dall-Kirkham Cassegrain bino.  Used a pair of 1979 7-21x Bushnell small lever "zoom" eyepieces with a mechanical  IPD adjustment knob under the black box.  The aluminum vertical action focusing knob is visible in the 1st. pic.

Klitwo

 

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Ticking over - unguided - on M45 with my Dark Frame Optics tuned Star Adventurer and Altair 60 EDF ?

So far I've got 10 min on each LRGB channel - and hope to get 30 on each as the skies look clear to the coasts tonight ?

Good luck to everyone else who's had the chance to take advantage of the clear skies ?

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