Last minute Lunt.

[ollypenrice]

With not long to go before sundown I saw the delivery van winding up the hairpins to our village and dashed in to get the Telepod mount out. The Lunt LS60 was about to appear and duly did so with just enough time to catch some great surface details and fine prominences. All this while Helen was in full swing with her K line filter and DMK on the EM200. A very solar day! Within a few minutes Phoebus's fiery cart was setting through the trees but even that was a thrill with the blazing disc flashing through the black outlines of bare trunks and branches. So night and day astronomy comes to southern France.

The Lunt seems great at first glance but a proper look at and though it will have to wait till tomorrow. Tonight, Horsey!

Olly

[brianb]

Woo hoo!

[mattifor]

You won't regret buying the Lunt LS60.

I use my non pressure tuned LS60 double stack every sunny day.

Is yours pressure tuned?

[LukeSkywatcher]

One of the greatest feelings in the world is a delivery van pulling up outside your house when you know you have ordered something and the delivery date is due.

I suppose becoming a parent is a bit similar........................you know the date you put the order in and you know the delivery date.

[Helen]

...and here's the proof of Olly's statement:

Olly with his new toy, and my CaK photo (with added trees )

Helen

[ollypenrice]

Who's that little fat bald bloke?

Olly

[Les Tilly]

Looking forward to some images from you Olly. I am still trying to attach the Solarmax 90 to a scope I think we have a plan to put it on the Televue 90 as it will just screw right on

Goodluck with your new Purchase

Les

[ollypenrice]

Cheers all. Mattifor, mine's not pressure tuned, no. You have to stop somewhere! Good luck with your big one Les.

Olly