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Welcome to William Optics Discussion Group. If you are here, it's because you have already heard about William Optics: you are half way through, the fun starts here and now!
Whether you already are one of the lucky owners of William Optics refractors and just want to show off your astro-imaging/astrophotography accomplishments and pics; whether you are after one yourself and want some advice from other fellow WO experts; whether you hate WO telescopes because they are too good to be true compared to other brands; please join in, share your experiences in astronomy and discuss with other friends.

The innovation of digital display gauge "DDG" focuser is designed for perfect image you MUST need it! This unique device is also patented worldwide by WO.

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Re: WO reducer mark 3 and Megrez 90; problem with miss-shaped stars. Hi Mikael Did you get a reply to this question, I have the same problem and am using a Sbig ST8300 Best regards robert From: William-Optics@yahoogroups.com Posted - Mon May 28, 2012 8:12 am	robert adamson j.r.adamson... Offline Send Email
Re: M13 after a long dry spell Shawn and Daniel thank you for looking and the nice comments. Daniel - I am really pleased the the new AP mount! The tracking data on PHD Guide is 300 times Posted - Thu May 24, 2012 10:21 am	notgnirramot Offline Send Email
Solar filter for FLT 110 For the June 5 transit of Venus, I would like to buy a solar filter for my William Optics FLT 110 (purchased Oct 2007). What would you recommend? What are Posted - Thu May 24, 2012 3:51 am	Sten chucksten Offline Send Email
Field Flatten again Hello, The recent posts on Field Flatener 68, prompted me to seek advice. I have a 4 year old FLT 132 with the dedicated flattener. Excuse my ignorance, but I Posted - Wed May 23, 2012 8:30 am	John keepers80 Offline Send Email
Re: M13 after a long dry spell Great image Tom. I've never quite figured out how to keep the star colors in my processed images (they all blow out to white), but you've done so nicely. Posted - Wed May 23, 2012 3:06 am	Shawn Preston shawnpreston... Offline Send Email
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