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"Refractor Yoga" I am familiar with your predicament about having to sit on the ground to view objects at the zenith :-). A few things may help: Make sure...
sm94085
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Sep 1, 2004
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3279
HI All I frequent several of the other telescope groups, but have joined the Orion group 'cause I just bought the XT10i. I've got to look through it once so...
jerry_wayne_mcbride
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Sep 2, 2004
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Hi Jerry, Welcome to the group. I mounted my Telrad about one half-inch to the right of my Orion 9x50 RACI as viewed from the rear, and I think the location is...
Michael Casey
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Sep 2, 2004
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Hello Jerry, I have the 10" Atlas GEM. I mounted my Telrad to the left of the eyepiece. I do most of my observing from the right side of the scope and if I...
Im Spartacvs
spartacvs
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Sep 2, 2004
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3282
... What realy is needed is some additional weight for the eyepiece end. Tele Vue made a eyepiece counter weight at one time so you could go from a big Nagler...
David
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Sep 2, 2004
2:36 pm
3283
David, Check out the balancing weights available at Ken's Custom Rings and Things: http://users.kricket.net/ken/rings.htm While designed for Dobs, the sliding...
Michael Casey
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Sep 2, 2004
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3284
Thanks for the great advice - I will put the RACI finder on my list - o' things to get. I have the "dew shield plus" for the telrad that allows 90 degree...
jerry_wayne_mcbride
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Sep 2, 2004
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3285
I agree with you there. The best views of the moon and planets I've ever had came through my 6-inch F\8 and much larger longer focus reflectors, like a 12.5"...
Taras Wertelecki
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Sep 3, 2004
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3286
... Mike, I've seen his stuff. I don't need any help in this area since all my refractors are short focal length. ShortTube 80 f5 Nighthawk f6 Vixen 102ED...
David
z32lunacity
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Sep 3, 2004
5:21 am
3287
Dear group, I'd appreciate any thoughts you may have on finder scopes. I have an Orion 6LT, with the standard 6 x 30 inverted finderscope. After about six...
Jay A.
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Sep 7, 2004
2:27 am
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Hi Jay, I HIGHLY recommend the Orion 9x50 RACI finder. I have used mine for over a year now and could not ask for a better finder. I believe a 50mm finder is...
Michael Casey
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Sep 7, 2004
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I would strongly suggest avoidng the right angel finders because they either dim the imge when they have an Amici prism diagonal, or a reversed image from...
Taras Wertelecki
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Sep 7, 2004
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Taras, I have noticed no dimming of the image through my Orion 9x50 RACI finder. I have compared the view through it with a conventional Orion 9x50 finder and...
Michael Casey
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Sep 7, 2004
3:18 am
3291
... finder, it is very ahrd to find objects that way. I have to agree with Taras that a right angle finder by itself is hard to use. If you go that route,...
Jeff Chappell
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Sep 7, 2004
5:12 am
3292
For the money... the Orion RACI is a great finder. That coupled with one of the LARGE Mars Eye finders from Apogee makes finding almost anything a snap. Warp ...
Warp
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Sep 7, 2004
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3293
All Members, Yahoo has a survey in which they propose reducing storage limits for its groups, and charging for more storage and premium services. I think it...
Michael Casey
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Sep 7, 2004
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3294
For someone buying a 10" atlas, what are recommendations for the best objectives, if I were to spend an extra approx. $150 on each of two. thanks, Jordan...
jkreidberg
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Sep 7, 2004
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3295
When using the bulb setting with the rebel, how does one keep the shutter button depressed for long exposures. Is there a way to keep the shutter open without...
jkreidberg
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Sep 7, 2004
10:38 pm
3296
I've looked through Amici type findescopes, which is a type of image erector that is probably different from the Orion RACI finders. In truth, I haven't had a...
Taras Wertelecki
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Sep 7, 2004
11:37 pm
3297
For about $25 USD you can get a remot shutter control. It has a 3 foot or so wire. It plugs into the side of the camera. It is depicted in the fold out ...
Leo Edmiston-Cyr
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Sep 8, 2004
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I replaced the stock 6X30 on my SVP 8 with the Orion 9X50. It made a huge difference in being able to locate DSOs that are viewable from my light polluted...
Lee
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Sep 8, 2004
12:40 pm
3299
When I'm not using DSLRFocus to control the camera, I use the $20 Palm Pilot program "Novii Remote". There is a codebase for the Canon RC-1 remote. You just...
Mike
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Sep 8, 2004
2:16 pm
3300
I agree with the folks that suggest the 9x50 RACI finder is the way to go. I use it with the red dot finder on the same dovetail on my 127 Mak. Using both...
sm94085
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Sep 8, 2004
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Hello folks ~ I'm new to astronomy & new to this forum. I really appreciate having some experienced people to learn from, so thanks - right from the start. I...
Scott Canavan
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Sep 9, 2004
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I very recently bought a used StarMax 127. Here's a specific equipment question: I wish to adapt a Celestron reducer/corrector-f/6.3 lens (Celestron model...
hoofer44
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Sep 9, 2004
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If any of you have wondered how to do this, I just did it this weekend. I used to have mine mounted below the focuser, which required a massive seat height...
snorklersrus
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Sep 9, 2004
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3304
... I have a 4.5" reflector and I replaced the 5 x 26 finder scope with an 8 x 50 straight through finder and it really made a great imporvement. I also have...
nafa823
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Sep 9, 2004
4:21 am
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Hi Lee, I agree with you on the advantage a 50mm finder has over a 30mm finder. Being able to see dimmer objects through a finder cannot be overestimated. This...
Michael Casey
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Sep 9, 2004
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3306
Hi hoofer, Welcome to our group. Here is an Epinions review of the Celestron #94175 Reducer/Corrector. I hope it answers some of your questions. Please get...
Michael Casey
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Sep 9, 2004
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3307
This is a question that was on my mind too before I chose my orion scopes. Does the StarMax Mak have a standard SC threaded back? Leo ... ...
Leo Edmiston-Cyr
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