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5875
I just bought a 12xti. I carry mine outside every night and sometimes don't have to collimate it. you do need to it carry out in two peices. its a great...
dakotarick42
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Mar 1, 2006
4:38 pm
5876
Just wondering what the pro's and con's are for Orion's LaserMate Deluxe? Thinking about buying one....
Tony
tony3d2011
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Mar 2, 2006
3:55 pm
5877
I have one, and don't own a reflector. Its a good investment, collimation is easy, you just have to be careful of two things. 1. The laser collimator is...
Joseph Rome
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Mar 2, 2006
4:17 pm
5878
I don't understand what you mean by rotate it against a wall 30'? My secondary is not spotted. How do I know where the offset is? Tony ... [Non-text portions...
Tony DeLuca
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Mar 2, 2006
4:41 pm
5879
Tony, Collimation seems daunting until you actually do it. After that, it's a matter of a minute or two to tweak it at the beginning of each session. Mirrors...
snorkler@...
snorklersrus
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Mar 2, 2006
10:24 pm
5880
Tony; Basically talking here about rotating the laser collimator in a fixture and making sure that the laser is actually aimed along the collimator's center...
Rich Wood
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Mar 2, 2006
10:40 pm
5881
Hi all, I am new to this group and also new to observing astronomy. I am an 82 years young little old great-granny and have physical limitations as to lifting...
mischief_the_cat
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Mar 3, 2006
12:49 am
5882
Dorothy, I have not used either scope you mention, but I have seen them. I also work with people with a variety of disabilities. For your expectations, both...
John Dean
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Mar 3, 2006
1:49 am
5883
Tony, If you're not getting it go to: http://www.cloudynights.com/item.php?item_id=520 or for a major overview go ...
dobdave1
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Mar 3, 2006
5:00 am
5884
... <maxstax2@...> wrote: <snip> ... that has a right angle such as the Orion right-angle correct image, either 6 by 30 or 9 by 50. I thought that having the...
Michael Casey
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Mar 3, 2006
7:47 pm
5885
The kellners that come with the starseeker 80 seem to be the same as the 50deg explorer IIs, which seem to be the same as the celestron SMA wide angle....
ubergroovin
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Mar 4, 2006
12:08 pm
5886
Hi, Mike, Thank you so much for your reply. The finder I was thinking of getting is indeed the one you recommended, the Orion 9x50 Right-Angle Correct-Image ...
Dorothy McKay
mischief_the...
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Mar 4, 2006
10:20 pm
5887
Thank you Keith and John. I should have read down to you messages before I sent the last post as you have answered some of my questions. The eyepieces that...
Dorothy McKay
mischief_the...
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Mar 4, 2006
10:28 pm
5888
... before I ... eyepieces ... with the ... The thing about the telescope industry, is sometimes many different products are the same item with a different...
ubergroovin
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Mar 4, 2006
11:53 pm
5889
Dorothy, You'll probably find an altitude-azimuth mount will work better with your camera and binoculars. It might be difficult to find an EQ1 dovetail that...
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snorklersrus
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Mar 5, 2006
3:26 pm
5890
... Deluxe? Thinking about ... Don't hit yourself in the eye or most will permanatly damage them even for just a split second. just a warning to everyone. ...
Mitchell
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Mar 5, 2006
9:31 pm
5891
No, the LaserMate uses a Class IIIa red laser. There've been scientific studies done at the Mayo Clinic that showed no permanent damage to eyesight with...
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snorklersrus
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Mar 6, 2006
8:50 pm
5892
Dear Keith and John, Thank you for your very very informative replies. I think Ičll just get the right angle 9x50 finder scope and some kind of tripod for...
Dorothy McKay
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Mar 6, 2006
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5893
... correct image ... starblast and a ... put it on ... with the ... a right ... have no ... does some ... finder scopes ... I have ... books I ... available; ...
ubergroovin
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Mar 7, 2006
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5894
Would really appreciate any comments from users of this scope. How good are the optics? What about mirror shift? Does it take standard SCT accessories? Thanks...
litewavdave
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Mar 7, 2006
5:36 pm
5895
Keith, thank you again. I am so grateful to be getting all this good advice from all of you. Hopefully, soon Ičll be able to post some Wow, I saw such and...
Dorothy McKay
mischief_the...
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Mar 7, 2006
10:09 pm
5896
"litewavdave" wrote: ...Would really appreciate any comments from users of this scope... Hi Dave, I had the opportunity to compare two different Orion 150mm...
Digital Don
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Mar 7, 2006
11:49 pm
5897
... I purchased one of the 150mm f/12 Maks from Orion. It is very good optically, though the image shift while focusing is a little sloppy, but I can live with...
Richard Carlson
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Mar 8, 2006
12:18 am
5898
Hi Richard, An actor named 'Richard Carlson' performed in some of my favorite classic science fiction movies such as 'The Creature From the Black Lagoon', 'It...
Digital Don
dg2472001
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Mar 9, 2006
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5899
Hi group, Other than the obvious differences in design and f ratio, at the same power, said 50x, which one you think would give better images, the ST- 80 or...
miaplacidus2003
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Mar 9, 2006
7:22 pm
5900
... Don I've seen all of those old movies. Just similarity in name. . . that's all. My favorite was 'It Came from Outer space' . . . Rich...
Richard Carlson
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Mar 10, 2006
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5901
Richard Carlson wrote: ...My favorite was 'It Came from Outer space'... Hi Rich, In fact he played an amateur astronomer, John Putnam, in that movie! Don...
Digital Don
dg2472001
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Mar 10, 2006
4:01 am
5902
... Those scopes can't really be compared. But, for rich field, refractors generally make better images. The low f# cassegrains I have seen make terrible coma...
David
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Mar 10, 2006
2:20 pm
5903
Greetings, Finally got some shots with a bad moon and a 2/10 sky with the Orion 150. Shows I have nothing better to do. Figure it out, they are under Rome...
Joseph Rome
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Mar 10, 2006
3:03 pm
5904
I've had both the Orion St80 and not a Meade ETX90 OTA. It seems the that the variations in build from one scope to the next can really make a difference in...
warpedcorp
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Mar 10, 2006
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