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Many thanks to all the replies.

 

Some extremely interesting ones and some that went a little over my (noob) head.

The Pi route is one I would definitely consider for the future.

It seems whilst people have their favourite for their own reasons there isn't a whole lot of difference. I think I'm going to give APT a go. If I end up not liking it I've got the option of Kstars to fall back to.

 

That's if we ever get a clear night again!

 

Thanks

Graeme

 

 

 

 

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