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90mm f6 refractor for observing planets is any good?

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I have the TS CF 90 f6, it's a great scope for imaging DSO. I've used it down to -25C no issues, takes 45 minutes or so to acclimatise. I use it with a  Baader hyperion zoom and a ASI 178mm camer

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I have a TS-Optics 90mm f6.6 FPL-53 Triplet APO that I use visually.  It's fine on planets and DSOs, but the limited aperture compared to an 8" Dob is really noticeable in resolution and light gatheri

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Because of this thread, I went out tonight with my 90mm APO and looked the moon, Jupiter, Collinder 70, and the Orion Nebula.  It was basically color free compared to my 6" f/5.9 achromat, no surprise

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We haven't had any measurable rain here in our part of Texas for a month.  That doesn't mean it's been clear skies.  We've had clouds at least half of that time just teasing us.  30 years ago, we had much more predictable rain patterns in our area.

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