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NEW StellaMira 90mm ED Triplet Refractor


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7 minutes ago, Spaced Out said:

Anyone know if a ZWO EAF will fit this telescope ?

It does.  Grant @ FLO provided some good insights on best fitting, so worth an email.  I ended up doing it very slightly differently (re-using the thumb screw) but still seemed solid.  

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1 minute ago, geeklee said:

It does.  Grant @ FLO provided some good insights on best fitting, so worth an email.  I ended up doing it very slightly differently (re-using the thumb screw) but still seemed solid.  

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That's great. Thank you.

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On 14/10/2021 at 19:04, Sunshine said:

Aw c'mon! we're not talking nuclear submarine propulsion systems here!

Don't feel bad, I get the same answer from our venders in the States too.

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1 hour ago, scitmon said:

Is there a 100mm on the horizon?  

We have a number of telescopes in the pipeline but are currently not able to share info. Sorry. 

1 hour ago, scitmon said:

Why is the 104 ED not for sale anymore?

Lack of availability. We hope the situation for this model will improve. 

HTH, 

Steve 

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First time I've used my gear for a few months ! Have I put something round the wrong way in my imaging train because my focuser need to be racked right out now and before it was around 30mm !

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On 07/08/2022 at 22:57, SAW said:

Have I put something round the wrong way in my imaging train because my focuser need to be racked right out now and before it was around 30mm !

At first glance, I think your reducer is upside down 🙂 

If you emailed us over the weekend (we close for weekends) one of my colleagues will see and reply directly today. 

HTH, 

Steve 

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My latest effort NGC 7023 with the Stellamira 90mm as we had a run of a few clear nights lately. LRGB image stacked and processed in PixInsight and Affinity Photo. Ioptron GEM45, ZWO183MM. ZWO 7 position filter with Optolong filters, Astro Essentials 50mm guide scope with ZWO120MM mini camera. Captured with APT.

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On 12/01/2022 at 22:39, Mr Spock said:

There are some nice images coming out of this scope 👍

Indeed there are 🙂 

Thank-you to everyone who has shared images made using their StellaMira 90mm. They are much appreciated 🤗

Steve

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On 15/07/2022 at 13:24, geeklee said:

It does.  Grant @ FLO provided some good insights on best fitting, so worth an email.  I ended up doing it very slightly differently (re-using the thumb screw) but still seemed solid.  

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Hi, just wondering how the adjustment knob comes off. Mine arrived today and want to transfer my EAF over to it. Don't wanna break it before I use it.

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1 hour ago, Anthonyexmouth said:

Hi, just wondering how the adjustment knob comes off. Mine arrived today and want to transfer my EAF over to it. Don't wanna break it before I use it.

If I remember right it has a grub screw that loosens and lets you slide off the coarse adjustment knob.

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1 hour ago, david_taurus83 said:

Pretty sure the grub screw on the right doesn't do anything so whip it out and then you'll have access to the 2 grub screws holding the coarse knob on.

Yeah, you're right, I took a punt on that earlier. Was a bit worried at first in case it was a tension screw and didn't want to mess it up on first day. 

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Ok, first full night with my new SM90. Just wondering if there's any way via 3d printing or something else to get a graduated ring for the rotator on one of these. Never had a rotator before and now I've got 2 on the same scope. 

When framing in NINA it would be nice to check the rotation needed on screen and then apply the same accurately on the scope.

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On 17/09/2022 at 14:00, Anthonyexmouth said:

Ok, first full night with my new SM90. 

How was it ? 
 

I’ve had a run of unfortunate circumstances. Apart from just a couple of hours to set up and test the FF spacing when I first bought it, I’ve not been able to get out with mine again. Hopefully this will change in 2 weeks time, looking forward to actually using it. 🙂

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