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Svenito

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Hello,

Starter astronomer from just outside London, Woodford to be more exact. Been using a pair of bins (15x70) for quite some time now, looking at various stars, clusters and the empty patches of sky where nebulas or galaxies should be :)

Am hoping to get a Skymax 127 for my birthday next month. My first ever scope. Was planning a 8inch Dob but my wife said that a more portable scope would allow me to take it along on holidays (at least it'd be easier to take along).... and as usual, she made a good point. :D

Been browsing quite a few posts in this forum and seems that by signing up I could get a lot of advice and information.

See ya around.

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Hi svenito and welcome,

your wife is correct, enjoy it when you get it and ask away as this is a very helpful site with lots of sound advice,

also have a read of the primers/tutorials etc they may help.

regards ron.s.g

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:hello:Welcome to SGL Svenito, be sure to ask away with any questions you have, we'll all be glad to help :)

Nice scope too, you'll soon be catching aperture fever though! You'll definitely be glad of the portability of it ming, I struggle with my 5" newt but managing to get it out and about is well worth it!

Great to have you here

Amanda

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Thanks all for the welcomes. I've read and heard good things about the Skymax, but I would like to know what it's like for clusters, galaxies and nebulae. I've managed to see a few globulars with the bins, so I imagine it'll be some improvement on that, eh?

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Hi Svenito and welcome to SGL. Good choice of bins and scope - you'll have a lot of fun I'm sure. And regarding the 8" dob ? Not only is there Christmas ever year, but a roof rack, and clever packing ensures that the rest of your life can come along for the ride as well !

Steve

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