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9062
... Synta ... a ... Again, they ... (chinese). ... same ... about this ... Well I said TS maks and the bosma, the other maks are all good, the intes and OMC,...
Cygnus
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Jun 1, 2005
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9063
I couldn't find a review on Astronomics website, just a product description. The binos are still in production due to a redesign to add a center rod and...
ccsxt10
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Jun 1, 2005
11:52 am
9064
Hello, I am new to this group. I am about half way through the Messier Objects myself. I was using Russian 20x60's on a Red Oak paralellogram mount, with a...
Scott
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Jun 3, 2005
5:12 am
9065
... I would suggest starting on the Deep Sky Binocular Club as you do the Messiers. It takes about a year with the sky's rotation (unless you miss one and...
edwincjones
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Jun 3, 2005
10:37 am
9066
Since I am new here, I thought I might post something from my observation notes. I observe using the 25X100mm Celestron Skymaster from Southern Louisiana at...
Mike Gilmer
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Jun 5, 2005
9:32 pm
9067
Hi, Mike, Nice report; the area of the "summer triangle" has alway been one of my favorites. It gives a smattering of open clusters, globulars and ...
vadenais
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Jun 6, 2005
3:58 am
9068
While browsing through an 1998 copy of Astronomy Magazine, I ran across an advertisment from a company called "Astroptx". In the ad, they sold a LPR filter...
Mike Gilmer
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Jun 6, 2005
3:51 pm
9069
rather than put LPR filters over binocs, I would control light pollution by going to a smaller exit pupil. It will darken up the background sky nicely. edz ...
Zarenski, Edward R
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Jun 6, 2005
4:27 pm
9070
... pollution by going to a smaller exit pupil. It will darken up the background sky nicely. ... EdZ, Thanks for the input. Is there any way to reduce the...
Mike Gilmer
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Jun 6, 2005
5:29 pm
9071
... Either higher power binocs or mask the objectives. ... It's much easier to mask the objective. Same result whether done at exit pupil or objective. ... ...
Zarenski, Edward R
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Jun 6, 2005
6:04 pm
9072
Posted this over on Cloudy Nights. Thought it might be of interest on this group. Picture of both binoculars and folded refractor in my folder "Mr. Bill." ...
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Jun 7, 2005
3:31 pm
9073
Mike I hope Cygnus WILL become a favorite hunting ground. It is almost certainly my favorite constellation. Don't know if the Cygnus notes from your observing...
Mike Lynch
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Jun 7, 2005
4:25 pm
9074
Mr. Bill- Very interesting post. 1. I also suffer from VERY BAD floaters, not really sure why, I've had them since I was a kid and went to the eye doctor when...
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Jun 8, 2005
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9075
This is something of an old question, but I can't seem to find an answer... Has anyone managed to find an alternative to the Canon IS 50's rather stiff and...
martin_hopewell
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Jun 8, 2005
1:28 am
9076
Let me add my $.02 on this, if I may. When I am preparing to go out for a night of viewing, I typically think (probably like many other observers) that I need...
Mike Lynch
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Jun 8, 2005
12:06 pm
9077
... on ... Bill, I agree with your post completely and actually that is a very easy thing to do as I have always been a wide-field fan, dating back to my ...
Barry Simon
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Jun 8, 2005
1:09 pm
9078
Hey, I have a very elementary question. This was asked of me by a co-worker while we were talking about my new binos. He asked if our Galaxy is a whirlpool...
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Jun 8, 2005
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9079
... of ... and ... starhops ... Thanks for the tip. I didn't realize that. Next time I get a clear night, I am going to hunt those objects. ... Nope, didn't...
Mike Gilmer
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Jun 8, 2005
3:30 pm
9080
... Cygnus is well on it's way to becoming my fave. While I enjoy Sagittarius, my line of sight is not as good in that direction right now. I have a large...
Mike Gilmer
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Jun 8, 2005
3:40 pm
9081
... binoculars putting the star fields and the pines in the same field. The Pleiades and the Andromeda Galaxy look particularly nice when seen this way. ... ...
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Jun 9, 2005
4:34 am
9082
... I like this as well. However here in the desert southwest my views are usually framed by ocotillo and creosote bushes. ;-) -Florian...
Florian
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Jun 9, 2005
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9083
... worker ... <SNIP>> ... what ... Scott, We cannot see the center of the galaxy due to intervening gas and dust that blocks the light. The center of the...
Hugh Bartlett
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Jun 9, 2005
5:32 am
9084
I have a couple of questions regarding collimation. To set the secene, I have a new pair of Orion 25x100, 2nd pair actually, first was sent back due to...
Charles
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Jun 9, 2005
1:26 pm
9085
Jupiter OTOH refuses to cooperate, the moons are well defined points, the planet is unruly, it refuses to focus into a well defined sphere. Still can make out ...
Zarenski, Edward R
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Jun 9, 2005
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9086
Jupiter OTOH refuses to cooperate, the moons are well defined points, the planet is unruly, it refuses to focus into a well defined sphere. Still can make out ...
Zarenski, Edward R
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Jun 9, 2005
2:22 pm
9087
First, thanks for the input. I really appreciate it. I will get back out tonight "if" the clouds cooperate and do some adjusting at infinity. While Im at it...
Charles
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Jun 9, 2005
5:50 pm
9088
any star. The out of focus star should like like a perfectly round large disk ( no spikes in this). Astigmatism will show it out of round and will switch...
Zarenski, Edward R
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Jun 9, 2005
5:56 pm
9089
Hey Ed, hows it going. I'm following this thread about the spikes and thats just what my Apogee has on the left side. These are the 25x100 and I'm ready to...
George Mastry
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Jun 9, 2005
6:14 pm
9090
I have just stumbled across some possibly very good competition for the existing 80 mm giant binoculars out there. Check out the Anacortes description for the...
Barry Simon
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Jun 9, 2005
7:35 pm
9091
It's never been quite clear to me which aberration manifests itself as spikes in the in-focus image. However, it is not to be accepted as normal. What is...
Zarenski, Edward R
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