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5367
... Mike, I didn't do a trace but I swaped out the phone cord and the new one worked fine. It was a bad cord after all. Thank you for the suggestion though. ...
clifatwork
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Nov 1, 2005
1:34 pm
5368
Mike; The Dec. issue of Sky & Telescope magazine has an article/review of 11 scopes for first timers for under $200. Their top 4 choices were all Orion...
Rich Wood
astronut1001
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Nov 2, 2005
1:21 am
5369
... deep ... Any ... all 120 mm refractor transport thanks mike...
mike
kd5ntp
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Nov 2, 2005
1:36 am
5370
Hello happy to be a member. Owner of a 10" Atlas W/guide scope package. ... Yahoo! FareChase - Search multiple travel sites in one click. [Non-text portions of...
Ken Raygoza
ruger_ninemm
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Nov 2, 2005
4:44 pm
5371
Hello everyone, I just got a brand new Orion SkyView Pro 120 and have no idea how to use it, I put it together according to a picture on a booklet that came...
a_anastassia2003
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Nov 2, 2005
4:47 pm
5372
... Great Clif. I leaned that trick back in Jr. High. The instructor gave us a section of phone cable that had about a hundred small wires coming out of each...
Michael Casey
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Nov 2, 2005
4:56 pm
5373
Anna; There should be lots of helpful resources in N.Y. including astronomy clubs and Hayden Planetarium. I would contact Hayden and see if they know of an...
Rich Wood
astronut1001
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Nov 2, 2005
6:26 pm
5374
Greetings Anna. You have a nice scope. I have the 120ST and love it. First, you have to know its strengths, and weak points. Your finder is the weak spot,...
Joseph Rome
jrome132000
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Nov 2, 2005
7:04 pm
5375
Hello Ken, Welcome aboard. You have a nice mount and OTA assembly! Hope you'll share some photos with us. Darrell ... Hello happy to be a member. Owner of a...
snorkler@...
snorklersrus
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Nov 3, 2005
5:11 pm
5376
... Hi Mike. Here is some useful information from Orion's site. http://www.telescope.com/content/learningcenter/contentmain.jsp? ...
Ask Me
meteorman_orig
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Nov 7, 2005
6:10 am
5377
I've been shopping for a scope for about 3 months now. I'm a newbie to the world of astronomy. It seems everybody thinks that a 6 or 8" dob is the way to go....
allpro13
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Nov 7, 2005
4:31 pm
5378
I like high power planetary views so I would get the 100ED SVP or the 6" LT SVP. Both of these have the ability to track objects and would have better color...
Chris Heh
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Nov 7, 2005
5:36 pm
5379
My initial points of interest would be the moon and planets, but I'm sure those will get boring after a while and I will move on to deep space objects. ... the...
allpro13
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Nov 7, 2005
8:50 pm
5380
... I'm ... deep ... Hmm, fairly differen't objects. In that case a regualar 6" dob would be a decent scope for both in my opinion, if you really want to ...
Mitchell
moonman1867
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Nov 7, 2005
9:34 pm
5381
allpro13 wrote: ...It seems everybody thinks that a 6 or 8" dob is the way to go. However, I've been leaning more towards a refractor... Here's a thought. I...
Digital Don
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Nov 7, 2005
11:33 pm
5382
... Why start with either of those designs? Shop AstroMart.com for a nice used Celestron C5+ like this: http://tinyurl.com/9pahc...
Jon
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Nov 8, 2005
7:18 am
5384
If you like the Moon and planets I would stay away from a DOB. The planets need about 200x to see good detail. I find it very hard to use a DOB for tracking at...
Chris Heh
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Nov 8, 2005
1:23 pm
5385
... nice ... I was going to suggest an SCT as well, but I would recomend an 8". Instead of a c5, the SVP127 5" mak would be a good choice, its smaller...
ubergroovin
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Nov 10, 2005
11:10 am
5386
In a message dated 11/10/05 6:29:23 AM Eastern Standard Time, ubernator@... writes: thoughts on whether I'm better to go with ... We just purchased an...
Marnieve@...
marnieve
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Nov 10, 2005
4:02 pm
5387
... it. We ... nebula too! The horse head! really? what kind of filter were you using, it shouldn't be possiable to see it in an 8" to my knowledge without ...
Mitchell
moonman1867
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Nov 10, 2005
4:11 pm
5388
In a message dated 11/10/05 11:11:56 AM Eastern Standard Time, Funnybone101@... writes: The horse head! really? what kind of filter were you using, it...
Marnieve@...
marnieve
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Nov 10, 2005
4:28 pm
5389
... mitchell ... Barlow and ... night. ... Well, i'll have to take a look myself when i get a chance, i tried through my 4/5" one time which really is...
Mitchell
moonman1867
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Nov 10, 2005
6:24 pm
5390
In a message dated 11/10/05 1:25:25 PM Eastern Standard Time, Funnybone101@... writes: I thought you might have been confused with the Orion nebula...
Marnieve@...
marnieve
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Nov 11, 2005
2:29 am
5391
Marnie wrote: ... We really need to hook up with some of the Astronomy groups in our area to gain better understanding of what we are viewing... Joining a...
Digital Don
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Nov 11, 2005
2:55 am
5392
Greetings, Back in 1974 I seen the hoursehead using a 10" f/6 with a B29 bombsight's 32mm Erfle stopped down to a 2" eyepiece. It was 7º out that night at...
Joseph Rome
jrome132000
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Nov 11, 2005
3:21 am
5393
One night at a very, very dark site I was able to locate IC 434 and could just make out the horsehead. I appeared as a black "lump" - I could not make out the...
Dave Chadsey
beren111
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Nov 11, 2005
5:03 am
5394
... Maybe the problem was that you were using an *Orion XT-10?"...
Lou Glorfeld
loutheblueguru
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Nov 11, 2005
6:01 am
5395
... Hydrogen beta, and I have tried. It just gets too dim at 8", especially with an H-beta. The best view I have seen was UHC filter and 18" scope. My friend...
ubergroovin
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Nov 11, 2005
7:04 am
5396
OIII is not good for horsehead, but it kicks butt on the veil nebula. I too am thinking they saw m42, horsehead is hardly breathtaking even when you see it in...
ubergroovin
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Nov 11, 2005
7:08 am
5397
I will post a quick list now, of easy objects that really start to kick butt in an 8" scope. I would take more time, but I have to be up in 5 hours. m42 orion...
ubergroovin
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Nov 11, 2005
7:33 am
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