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54461
... You probably confused him by talking about magnification when discussing an image on a computer screen. That's not a meaningful concept because it depends...
John Mahony
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Apr 1, 2003
8:31 am
54462
... That makes sense. I said that "some say" that a cell of a given size is not supposed to affect a scope with aperture smaller than cell size, but this is...
John Mahony
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Apr 1, 2003
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54463
... That makes sense. I said that "some say" that a cell of a given size is not supposed to affect a scope with aperture smaller than cell size, but this is...
John Mahony
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Apr 1, 2003
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54464
... The earlier thread referred to moving the whole eye physically off-center, while keeping it aimed at Jupiter. That moves the pupil partly off the exit ...
John Mahony
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Apr 1, 2003
9:05 am
54465
... Higher magnification does not improve contrast on extended objects- the object and background both get fainter by the same proportion. ... Whether Jupiter...
John Mahony
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Apr 1, 2003
9:28 am
54466
Good Morning Ladies and Gentlemen: I am pleased to announce the official opening of the Third Annual SCT-Users Mailing List Imaging Contest. This year's...
Kevin Dixon
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Apr 1, 2003
11:04 am
54467
I can't tell you what your wavefront is, but I can tell you your collimation is off. It's quite clear that it's off the the left in the picture. Chris S ...
Chris S
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Apr 1, 2003
11:56 am
54468
Hi Steve: Are you having an optical problem or are you curious? (no problem with curiosity, I'm pretty curious myself <G>) The star test and SCTs don't mix....
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Apr 1, 2003
1:50 pm
54469
Thanks very much for the input. I am planning on purchasing that scope. Steve ... with ... those of ... well and ... best of ... intended to ... ...
groth12345
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Apr 1, 2003
1:52 pm
54471
I enjoyed the Simpsons episode too.Now if we could just get 60 min. or 20-20 to pick up on the problem from one of us,we may have a way to get to the average...
Tom Munroe
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Apr 1, 2003
5:00 pm
54472
Matt, Thank you. That's a great idea. I was considering mounting it on the pod, but I had more cordage to deal with than I wanted. I had not considered your...
David
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Apr 1, 2003
5:04 pm
54473
The LBG in question is something like 1 arc minute by .6 arc minutes. Hardly an extended object! But I think that having only the LBG in the field of view can...
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Apr 1, 2003
5:26 pm
54474
Steve, It looks very good. Did you do any images closer to focus? Some at focus on a dimmer star would be good. If you did Castor we would have an idea of the...
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Apr 1, 2003
5:44 pm
54475
... or 20-20 to pick up on the problem from one of us,we may have a way to get to the average Joe.Better yet maybe my neibour would see it and change his 200...
starhopper44
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Apr 1, 2003
6:53 pm
54476
... and the standard C8 wedge 93656 ? Would it work for an N8 GPS? ... Hi sct users.. I didnt see any replies to this post, and as I was having problems ...
Bryan Ramsey
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Apr 1, 2003
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54477
We have a City street light in our back yard, and NO alley even. I believe this is due to some nice elderly folks who live behind us.. The light is so bright...
Bryan Ramsey
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Apr 1, 2003
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54478
Hi folks. I realize this question is *very* challenging to answer given variations in local seeing, but would appreciate any insight anyone can offer. I...
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Apr 1, 2003
8:57 pm
54479
... The traditional meaning of the phrase "extended object" means anything larger than the limit of resolution of the optical system (eyeball included), ie,...
John Mahony
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Apr 1, 2003
9:07 pm
54480
Your view descriptions sound very similar to what I'm seeing with an 8" Ultima2000 in _average_ 'seeing' conditions, & mebbe a magnitude or so better darkness....
starhopper44
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Apr 1, 2003
10:49 pm
54481
Hi Gary Sounds like a pretty good description of what I get in my N8 from a Boston suburb. You might want to try a star test (plenty of instructions on the...
Michael
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Apr 2, 2003
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54482
Hi Gary, Your planetary description sounds about right. But you should be able to detect at least the STB below the GRS clearly (like it underlines the GRS)...
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Apr 2, 2003
12:39 am
54483
Steve: Actually I didn't perform the star test, the person I might buy this scope from did. I agree, it would have been good to see the images at closer to...
groth12345
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Apr 2, 2003
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54484
Hi Greg: Even at 391x [w/10mm EP(?)] you're right at 27.9x/per/inch/aperture. Until I got my Leitz Zoom EP [7.4–22mm] my favorite Planetary EP was a 9mm UO...
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Apr 2, 2003
1:29 am
54485
... I don't know for sure that the N8 fits on the older-style Celestron wedges but I would be surprised if they changed the bolt hole pattern. ...
Ted Kurkowski
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Apr 2, 2003
1:59 am
54486
On top of the light is a sensor. If you zap the sensor with a laser, the light will go out, it will stay out as long as the laser is on the sensor. It does...
gnowellsct
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Apr 2, 2003
2:35 am
54487
Point taken, but it is standard practice to boost magnification to get better contrast to see galaxies, and it usually does work, as Jay Freeman and many...
gnowellsct
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Apr 2, 2003
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54488
Well I don't know if I'm inch-per-aperture or absolute magnification guy. I can say that I routinely observe at higher powers now that I have a c14 usually...
gnowellsct
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Apr 2, 2003
2:41 am
54489
It's hard enough dividing my fl of 3910 by ANY whole number to get magnification. I'm really curious to know if there's any compelling reason for...
gnowellsct
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Apr 2, 2003
2:47 am
54490
I really would like to own 10mm...the Nagler is 9 or 11, I'd rather have 10, the radian 10mm looks good...any other suggestions? Oh yes a 10.5 Pentax. Now why...
gnowellsct
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Apr 2, 2003
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54491
Hello, For all of you folks out there who have to deal with Pines like we do in NC....... We have been doing observing programs for school groups and I have a...
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