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108684 ubergroovin Send Email Jan 1, 2005
1:00 pm
To use 100mm binos without a tripod would require superhuman strength and the ability to stop all bodily functions and movements to get a steady view at 25x....
108685 ubergroovin Send Email Jan 1, 2005
1:00 pm
Geoff, you hit the nail on the head. Those 7x35s are very similar to my 6x30's, except the SportsteR logo is on both sides, rather than one side saying Carl...
108686 livingstone_mark
livingstone_... Send Email
Jan 1, 2005
1:01 pm
A qualified success!! A short update on my underperforming Tal 100R achromat - particularly for Gary who has been so helpful. Gary's Tal is the 100RS which is...
108687 Joseph Rome
jrome132000 Send Email
Jan 1, 2005
1:02 pm
Greetings Russ, The 25X100 are not the kind of Binocular you wish to hang around your neck. I would not even wish that on anyone. Also I have not fully...
108688 jayell0077 Send Email Jan 1, 2005
1:03 pm
Sorry Phil, post was from John in Exmouth, Devon, UK. ... List ... Entire ... also ... scopes, ... used...
108689 Joseph Rome
jrome132000 Send Email
Jan 1, 2005
1:03 pm
Russ, Here is the link http://www.apogeeinc.com/binos.html the 7 X 50's seem to have a nebula filter and for $70. The ones I have are just below. I hope this...
108690 Geoff Gaherty
gahertyg Send Email
Jan 1, 2005
1:20 pm
... The upper limit for most people for handheld non-stabilized binoculars is around 10x50 or 9x63. By sitting down and bracing my elbows I've been able to...
108691 Jim Brand
jbrandii Send Email
Jan 1, 2005
1:41 pm
Mercury Support and some really nice 1.25"-2.00" adapters, that also have brass comresssion rings. they can be found at : ...
108692 Joseph Rome
jrome132000 Send Email
Jan 1, 2005
2:28 pm
Greetings Keith, Yea, but an interesting thing, Orion list this mount option for their new 80's and 100's. I believe this to be a big error. I have already...
108693 gstrumol Send Email Jan 1, 2005
3:39 pm
A short comparison. I had the opportunity early this morning to finally test out my new 90mm Mak, which I got as a travel/spotting scope. While the seeing was...
108694 gstrumol Send Email Jan 1, 2005
3:53 pm
Excellent, Mark! Sounds like you've made progress. The difference in baffling between the two scopes, the R and RS, is in the number of them. That is, the R...
108695 telescopes@yahoogroup... Send Email Jan 1, 2005
4:17 pm
TT Policy Statement (Revised September 14, 2004) As a reminder of this group's desire to encourage all of its members to participate in a friendly and informed...
108696 stampmasker Send Email Jan 1, 2005
5:05 pm
Hello All I also want to add my best to All for a great new year. What new discoveries will be made this year? Hmmm I wonder. Stay tuned I guess. Het even...
108697 Joseph Rome
jrome132000 Send Email
Jan 1, 2005
5:48 pm
Keith, The reason for the quick 25 X 100’s posting was the fact that Apogee had some negative responses to its telescopes. I feel retailers whom place good...
108698 Barry Carter
rat8bug Send Email
Jan 1, 2005
8:04 pm
The Orion Apex Maks are a VG value, rugged, and sound construction... http://www.barrie-tao.com/apex127.html Ciao....Barry ... Banding ... banding. ... But ......
108699 harley rider
astrocnc Send Email
Jan 2, 2005
12:30 am
many years ago i made a pipe mount for a 4.25 reflector. i tapped holes for small set screws to hold the fittings. it did a very good job. they never came...
108700 gsblue5 Send Email Jan 2, 2005
2:12 am
Hi everyone, I'm new here, as this is my first post. Probably all of you know of the annoying occurrence when lenses fog up after coming inside on a cold...
108701 Geoff Gaherty
gahertyg Send Email
Jan 2, 2005
2:21 am
... The lenses usually fog up because they are cold and the atmosphere in the house is warm and full of mositure. If you leave everything capped, and the case...
108702 stampmasker Send Email Jan 2, 2005
4:17 am
gsblue5 and Geoff Welcome gsblue5 :) I am new here too and new to astronomy with a telescope. I've always loved looking at the stars but I just bought a...
108703 jjvickers2000 Send Email Jan 2, 2005
4:17 am
Geoff is right on the money. It is not a good idea to let condensation to form repeatedly on your eyepieces or scopes optics (if dew is persent on the OTA dry...
108704 Geoff Gaherty
gahertyg Send Email
Jan 2, 2005
4:24 am
... I keep my telescopes in my unheated garage, but I keep my eyepieces in a case which seals pretty tightly, which I keep in the house. The reason for this...
108705 jjvickers2000 Send Email Jan 2, 2005
4:57 am
Geoff, there is an old saying " never loan your wife or chinsaw to anyone". Now I guess we should add eyepieces! :-D Jeff ... years, and ... spiders had ... ...
108706 stampmasker Send Email Jan 2, 2005
4:58 am
Geoff So going from warm to cold is okay but cold to warm is not. That makes sense. I've seen condensation on a cold glass but not on a warm one so... The...
108707 sal_42000 Send Email Jan 2, 2005
12:00 pm
Hi Brian. If the EP is cold, it will react to the heat radiated by the eye and fog up very quickly. In the winter I place any fogged EPs inside my coat...
108708 Phil Harrington
philip_harri... Send Email
Jan 2, 2005
12:06 pm
Just to add to this thread a little, you'll find that dirty/oily eyepieces (oils from eyelashes, etc.) tend to fog more rapidly than clean eyepieces. So, do...
108709 Geoff Gaherty
gahertyg Send Email
Jan 2, 2005
1:59 pm
... The main reason for keeping the scope cold has nothing to do with condensation, but rather with decreasing cooldown time. Most scopes require some time...
108710 jjvickers2000 Send Email Jan 2, 2005
3:18 pm
When it is below freezing while observing, especially with short eye relief eyepieces, I always keep the rubber eyecup in the down or retracted position. This...
108711 telescopes@yahoogroup... Send Email Jan 2, 2005
3:20 pm
We've heard from many members that the number of messages they get from this list every day is overwhelming. That's the price of success, I guess. If, when...
108712 telescopes@yahoogroup... Send Email Jan 2, 2005
3:20 pm
One of the biggest complaints we get is the high volume of messages on this list. Our policy statement has some specific rules about posts, but we feel some...
108713 telescopes@yahoogroup... Send Email Jan 2, 2005
3:20 pm
Just a quick reminder about the many other features available to all members of Talking Telescopes. In addition to the message board, you are invited to look...
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