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12116
Ordered my 10" PDHQ on March 28th. Called Bill Wednesday (6/29), he said the mirrors are back from the coater so it will ship late this week or by Tuesday of...
Thomas Nettesheim
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Jul 1, 2005
10:56 am
12117
Good luck with your telescope, I ordered a 15" truss on August 2 2004 and make calls to discovery every week and he tells me that every time, I talked to him...
Tony
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Jul 1, 2005
3:04 pm
12118
Dear group, What kind of options do I want to consider when I pay the balance of my telescope order? C.O.D., credit card or any other options? Thanks, Steve ...
Steieve Arthurton
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Jul 2, 2005
10:13 am
12119
Hello everyone :) I am a former 12" LX200 GPS owner and must admit I loved that scope as far as ease of use and the images through the eyepiece. I have also...
ronald_kinnunen
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Jul 2, 2005
10:14 am
12120
Steve, Always credit cards. They offer the most security if things should go wrong. Don ... From: "Steieve Arthurton" <steve53@...> To:...
Don D'Egidio
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Jul 2, 2005
7:44 pm
12121
Tom, Congrats on the new scope. I've had the 10" PDHQ for a couple of years now and love it. It throws up great views. It grabs DSOs well (can make out...
bstates01
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Jul 2, 2005
7:50 pm
12122
Ronald, I have a Discovery 16" (not a typo - special run) and there is no doubt that I can see more with the 16" than with my Meade 8" SCT or my 3.5"...
mikefitz6
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Jul 4, 2005
12:20 am
12123
I am ... Welcome! I guess bang for the buck is the bottom line. With Discovery you a get an excellent mirror that will have no problem performing beautifully...
singularity1101
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Jul 4, 2005
1:33 am
12124
... or my ... the ... them. ... town ... and ... Thank you for your input Michael. That is really encouraging to hear:-)...
ronald_kinnunen
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Jul 4, 2005
11:50 am
12125
... live ... once ... Discovery ... permitting. ... contruction ... but ... off ... big ... you ... piece ... under ... have ... uses ... to ... cool ... ...
ronald_kinnunen
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Jul 4, 2005
11:58 am
12126
Hello Ronald, I currently own one of the 15" f/5 Discovery truss dobs. I can reach the eyepiece standing on the ground except for about a 30 deg circle at...
Ben Hudgens
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Jul 4, 2005
2:37 pm
12127
... The views are worth it. It's not a bother really. It's either a chair or a ladder. The chair would be more comfortable for all night sessions but I usually...
singularity1101
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Jul 4, 2005
3:29 pm
12128
Did any of you on the west coast witness the impact? Chris...
singularity1101
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Jul 4, 2005
3:48 pm
12129
Chris, Try these websites for some animations. http://www.ewellobservatory.com/gallery/moon/deepimpact.cfm ...
Don D'Egidio
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Jul 4, 2005
4:13 pm
12130
Hello I'm interested in buying an Orion RACI finder to supplement my Telrad on my new 12.5 PDHQ. I'm wondering where to place each finder, that is, should I...
dakota_dexter
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Jul 4, 2005
8:57 pm
12131
... reach the eyepiece standing on the ground except for about a 30 deg circle at zenith. Even then, I only need a small step I made out of 1x10 board and it...
stevieweebee
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Jul 4, 2005
11:01 pm
12132
Here are my observations with a 10" DHQ from Southern Oregon: 2005 July 3/4 I set up on a ridge off a forest road in order to get a clear view to the SW. I...
westronomy
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Jul 4, 2005
11:50 pm
12133
So, a ~2-magnitude jump in m2 and an ~0.5-magnitude jump ... Too bad about the clouds Wes. Sounds like you still were able to detect that something had...
singularity1101
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Jul 5, 2005
2:33 am
12134
I just got a TeleVue nebustar filter to use on my 10"PDHQ and am a bit frustrated. I tried to use in on the obvious choices (Veil Nebula and the NGC 7000) but...
starloreiv
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Jul 5, 2005
12:58 pm
12135
The Nebustar filter is a very gradual light pollution filter, and will not have a profound effect on the Veil, like the Lumicon O-III or UHC, which filter out...
pensack1
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Jul 5, 2005
4:25 pm
12136
Thanks Don! i will try using the filter on you other suggested objects. ... not have <BR> ... filter <BR> ... tempted to <BR> ... fairly <BR> ... to see <BR> ...
Mr Stephen J Grieco
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Jul 5, 2005
10:47 pm
12137
Hey All, I've got the 17.5TD and have noticed that with much use, the ground board bolt works its way loose of the rocker box! Is there a relatively easy way...
Dan Wolk
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Jul 6, 2005
3:34 am
12138
Dear group, I just wanted to say thanks Don D'Egidio for your response and the group in general. It's made waiting for this scope much easier. Some local...
arthurton53
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Jul 6, 2005
6:15 pm
12139
Try the non-permanent loctite (green, I think?) on the threads of the bolt. It should solve your problem, yet not prevent dissembly at a later time. Don...
pensack1
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Jul 6, 2005
8:14 pm
12140
Boy, it don't get sweeter than that! Many thanks Don! Dan NM ... the bolt. ... later time. ... ground ... tap a ... might...
Dan Wolk
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Jul 7, 2005
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12141
I have a 15" truss Dis. dob. I put the Telrad on top, Antares 10x50 next, focuser at eye level. Works well for me. The Antares has a right angle and does...
Larry J Cotton
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Jul 8, 2005
2:38 am
12142
I have a 15" discovery truss dob. The views are great. I am only 5' 7" and I can point the scope straight up and don't need a stool. Also, the fast scope...
Larry J Cotton
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Jul 8, 2005
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12143
I have a 27mm Panoptic 2" eyepiece which I got for Christmas. I have a 15" truss dis. dob with f4.2. I see seagull stars sometimes. My Orion 17 mm Lant....
Larry J Cotton
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Jul 8, 2005
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12144
I'm having similar low power view problems myself and I'm looking into a Tele Vue Paracorr. From my understanding the low power views through a reflector show...
delbert rohrbach
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Jul 8, 2005
11:10 pm
12145
Hi, I have a 12.5 scope and like many others faced the same problem. The paracorr solved all problems (for a price!) and is highly recommended. Best wishes ...
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Jul 9, 2005
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