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62783
... Would a scope as simple as a basic Celestar have this ability? It might concievably have an autoguider port, but most camera control software I've seen...
John Mahony
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Jan 1, 2004
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62784
John, Does that mean the older C14's could not be used in the straight through configuration? Don ... From: "John Mahony" <jmmahony@...> To:...
Don D'Egidio
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Jan 1, 2004
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62785
Good question, but my guess is that the adapter for SCT threads was originally included as an accessory, since so many other accessories use SCT threads, but...
John Mahony
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Jan 1, 2004
10:34 am
62786
Well that's one way to prevent dew, if you don't mind generating a lot of bad seeing from all that heat. A simple dew shield will go a long way towards...
John Mahony
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Jan 1, 2004
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62787
From: "John Mahony" <jmmahony@...> Subject: Re: [sct-user] It's clear ... Let's seen now. Outdoors, middle of a 140 acre field, breezy, frosty, heat ...
Tom Slater
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62788
... I hope ... probably would ... Speaking of which, do you have any idea why everyone raves about Lumicon filters but no one ever mentions Thousand Oaks,...
Ted Kurkowski
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Jan 1, 2004
1:44 pm
62789
I think for bad seeing, dew wins out over heat every time! <g> A dew shield only postpones the inevitable, heat is the permanent solution. I use Kendrick...
theweaveastro
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Jan 1, 2004
2:31 pm
62790
Excellent viewing yesterday! It started with the moon around 6:30 EST (11:30 UT). The seeing was average and hurt a bit by my having to sight over our roof...
gstrumol
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Jan 1, 2004
2:40 pm
62791
Dave, The next time you go to use the C14, let me know if the 2" diagonal can be removed by itself with a small retaining ring or it unscrews from the 3"...
Don D'Egidio
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Jan 1, 2004
2:53 pm
62792
Happy New Year Bubbas and Bubbettes: Well, the holidays have come and gone. The Rebel Yell bottle sits sadly empty in the liquor cabinet (I can't bear just to...
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Jan 1, 2004
3:37 pm
62793
As a youngster I remember the Scientific American ads of the 50s and 60s showing the Questar. I longed for one, but couldn't afford it. Then in 1999 I...
Dennis Persyk
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Jan 1, 2004
6:02 pm
62794
Thanks, but I think I am all set. Celestron got back to me with a part number (#51413), it is only $35 + $5 S/H. I believe the original diagonal unscrews, it...
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Jan 1, 2004
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62795
From: <RMOLLISE@...> Subject: [sct-user] Happy New Year and State of the List Message ... 2080 ... out, watcha ... Hi Rod: PCBs are a real problem, but...
Tom Slater
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Jan 1, 2004
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62796
Hi Jack, That rocks! I once owned a 1982 standard Questar myself! I happened to be lucky enough to own it at the same time as I owned a Meade ETX 90 E/C - ...
gnowellsct
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Jan 1, 2004
9:12 pm
62797
Dave, That's good to hear, problem solved. When you unscrew the diagonal, before you add the 2" visual back, look at the size of the rear port opening. Compare...
Don D'Egidio
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Jan 1, 2004
9:23 pm
62798
whoops, I meant to convey this happy review to a member of my local club, and somehow got it up here. sorry. -greg n ... happened...
gnowellsct
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Jan 2, 2004
1:02 am
62799
I did the experiment as I have both scopes on the same mount: http://home.att.net/~dpersyk/new.htm Due to the greatly differing focal lengths of the two...
Dennis Persyk
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Jan 2, 2004
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62800
A couple of comments. (1) The stars seem as tight in the C11 as in the refractor. (2) aesthetically the refractor image is more "pleasing" because of the wider...
gnowellsct
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Jan 2, 2004
1:29 am
62801
Hi Greg, Thanks for the inputs. I appreciate inputs on what others see in my images – usually something different than what I see! I should have stated my...
Dennis Persyk
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Jan 2, 2004
2:01 am
62802
Hi Greg, Are you referring to the fact that my ETX kept up nicely with my Questar? If so, and you'd like more details about my observations, just let me know! ...
Rick Towns
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Jan 2, 2004
2:09 am
62803
... I know what 400 W of heat is. A human body puts out roughly 100 W. On the next night with good seeing, have someone stand under the front of your scope...
John Mahony
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Jan 2, 2004
5:45 am
62804
I don't know about the quality, but I think lumicon was the first to come out with a wide range of types and sizes of nebula filters, not just ...
John Mahony
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Jan 2, 2004
5:52 am
62805
The Just-Cheney is the only well designed commercial dew shield I've ever seen, but it's pricey for something you could duplicate in a few minutes for $10...
John Mahony
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Jan 2, 2004
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62806
I can`t get focus with my 6 mm Or Celestron EP , I don’t have any problems with my 12 mm but the 6 mm just don’t get sharp. Any hints? My OTA are a 8”...
Lars Pettersson
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Jan 2, 2004
7:59 am
62807
6mm is pushing the limit, and winter skies are usually not very steady (note the blatant twinkling of the stars on most clear winter nights). You need a good...
John Mahony
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Jan 2, 2004
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62808
From: "John Mahony" <jmmahony@...> Subject: Re: [sct-user] It's clear ... Being an e.e. I also know what 400 Watts represents. But you don't know how I...
Tom Slater
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Jan 2, 2004
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62809
Hi List: I've got 22 different numbers of the subj filter series from my days as a photographer for Republic Steel, but I don't know if I have any of the ...
Tom Slater
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Jan 2, 2004
10:16 am
62810
The 6mm gives 338+ power. If you can't get get sharp focus it's because the seeing won't support that great a power. In fact, you'll seldom get to use that...
Bob Weber
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Jan 2, 2004
10:36 am
62811
Right. I have a C8 here in Detroit where seeing is at best average and I can always get a sharp image with the 12mm, many times get a sharp image with the 9mm,...
gstrumol
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Jan 2, 2004
2:27 pm
62812
I too have an C8 Celestron. My highest power eyepiece is a 9mm Nagler. I had thought about getting a 5-6mm for planets but I don't feel I could justify the...
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