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10575
Thank You Mark and Norm, I'm still out here reading the group each day and I'm still hoping for that perfect 4" refractor from Bill. I spent a lot of time...
David Holt
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Jan 1, 2006
3:34 pm
10576
The Burgess Optical Web Site has been updated with information on the new line of Burgess Optical filters, both color filters and a Broadband Nebula Filter....
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Jan 2, 2006
11:42 pm
10577
... Rich, I tested the TMB 40mm Paragon Super Wide on the night sky, and it does indeed do all that you ask of it. Thanks! Thomas Back...
tmboptical
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Jan 3, 2006
7:38 am
10578
... the 4 and ... clouded ... Best ... Jonathan, Happy New Year to you too! Thomas Back...
tmboptical
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Jan 3, 2006
7:41 am
10579
... always been a straight shooter about these things, even about your own (Al Nagler, are you listening?). But you've just walked into the Valley of EP Death,...
tmboptical
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Jan 3, 2006
7:54 am
10580
Thomas; Sounds great. By the way how did you manage to keep the weight so low. It seems like most wide field 40mm class eyepieces have LOTS of glass in them...
Rich Wood
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Jan 3, 2006
7:57 am
10581
... eyepieces. The reason I ask is that telescope manufacturers will tell you about the smoothness of objectives but to really have a feeling for how well...
tmboptical
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Jan 3, 2006
7:59 am
10582
... meant. ... better ... forthcoming 8"f7 BO/TMB fluorite Petzval APO, right? While I expect to use that instrument on the Moon et Planets et their Natural ...
tmboptical
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Jan 3, 2006
8:04 am
10583
... (faulty) reasoning on the fact that in Takahashi's LE eyepiece series, the shorter focal length eyepieces are advertised to have ED glass, implying that...
tmboptical
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Jan 3, 2006
8:14 am
10584
... a ... owe ... this ... Thanks Mark, I wish you a very Happy 2006! Thomas Back...
tmboptical
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Jan 3, 2006
8:15 am
10585
... without whom ... has been ... been a ... questions and ... be done ... eyepieces and ... come; and ... with their ... equipment, and ... wishes ... all! ...
tmboptical
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Jan 3, 2006
8:17 am
10586
Hi guys, I have a 6mm Planetary and I would like to change the retaining rings. Problem is, I am overseas (in Singapore!), and Burgess only take phone calls....
kwkee
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Jan 4, 2006
3:58 am
10587
And a Happy 2006 to you, too, Mark. May you learn twice as much this year as you did last year. BTW, you didn't mention Open's or Double or Major stars. That...
Bill Reynolds
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Jan 4, 2006
7:21 am
10588
I know there are some binoc users out there as well as 80mm cyclops users....i'm wondering what the advantage of either alternative is for grab and go? If I...
allerob2002
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Jan 4, 2006
8:40 pm
10589
... cyclops users....i'm wondering ... eventual binoculars)...i'm ... setup this is? ... Rob- I had an Orion ST80 on a photographic tripod. I sold the OTA and...
kmclark40222
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Jan 4, 2006
9:31 pm
10590
The replacement retaining rings are being sent out to everyone who purchased a Planetary Eyepiece from either Burgess Optical directly or a dealer. Burgess...
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Jan 4, 2006
9:48 pm
10591
Rob; My personal grab & go is a SV Nighthawk 80mm F6 on a Vixen Porta Mount. Total weight is under 20 pounds and the Porta mount has slow motions in both...
Rich Wood
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Jan 4, 2006
9:50 pm
10592
Thanks Rich and Kevin both. I used to have an 80mm Nighthawk and have regretted selling it ever since-and that's probably the way I'll go(I upgraded to the...
allerob
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Jan 4, 2006
10:12 pm
10593
Hey, Bill, you're the guy whose name I could not remember in wiriting the last post. I specifically meant to include you in the list of astronomers who I...
Mark Vincent Costello...
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Jan 4, 2006
10:41 pm
10594
Getting home late from work on those cold nights is tough for observing when "all" you have is a 10"dob and 6" refractor. There are some nights i'd kill to go...
Donald Rosenfield
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Jan 5, 2006
12:32 am
10597
Hi- I have another question on this topic. There are lots of options for OTAs that can be carried on an airplane. What suggestions would y'all have for an...
kmclark40222
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Jan 5, 2006
4:37 am
10598
... wondering ... me). ... have ... hour ... Rob: I use my WO Megrez SDII with WO VR filter screwed on the dielectric diagonal - mounted on my TV Telepod for...
George
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Jan 5, 2006
5:39 am
10599
Hi, Ok..thank you very much. I will first contact the original owner and see if he has the rings. If he does not have it, I will need to get it from Burgess...
kwkee
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Jan 5, 2006
5:52 am
10600
Hi Bill, I heard a lot of good things about the 1278. I just bought a used one recently. Still waiting for it to arrive. I have owned quite a number of scopes...
kwkee
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Jan 5, 2006
5:52 am
10601
For minimal size and weight I would consider the Stellarvue light altazimuth mount on their new travel tripod. I have not personally tried it but a couple of...
Rich Wood
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Jan 5, 2006
6:03 am
10602
Mark, I greatly appreciate your thoughts and am glad that my knowledge and experience has helped expand yours. As diplomatically as I can put this, I strongly...
Bill Reynolds
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Jan 5, 2006
6:58 am
10603
... Rich, We simply used aluminum, instead of brass. With the super black glossy anodizing, you can't tell any difference, and you save a lot of weight. It is...
tmboptical
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Jan 5, 2006
7:51 am
10604
Thomas; One additional question. What is the field stop size on the 40mm? Rich Wood ... so ... LOTS ... eyepiece ... as...
Rich Wood
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Jan 6, 2006
6:16 pm
10605
... Hi Rich, The field stop on the TMB 40mm Paragon is 46mm. That makes it about as big as you can make a 2" eyepiece's real field of view. Thomas Back...
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Jan 9, 2006
8:23 am
10606
Thomas, Congratulations! Wonderful news. I am looking forward to looking through one (or more) of these eyepieces. However, one issue I haven't seen anything...
Szalma Zsolt
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Jan 9, 2006
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