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119643
... too ... Radians ... than ... many ... your ... Taras, I would forget about the TV Panoptics as the eye-relief in all of the 1.25" barrel Panoptics...
John Bambury
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Jan 1, 2006
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119644
Hello. May I suggest an alternative: Speers-WALER eyepieces (Speers = name of inventor; WALER = Wide Angle Long Eye Relief): ...
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Jan 1, 2006
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119645
Please help I have been informed that the Series 300 plossl, 20mm eyepiece is (has been) made by Lin Optics Co. LTD in Taiwan. Does anyone know who markets...
Michael Cater
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Jan 1, 2006
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119646
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...
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119647
The moderators encourage all members of Talking Telescopes to discuss all aspects of amateur telescopes and related equipment in an open, friendly manner in...
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119648
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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119649
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...
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119650
... ten- ... deep ... the ... too ... do ... the ... too ... other. ... thats ... I have tried a couple of Panoptics and agree with you about the eye relief,...
Taras
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Jan 1, 2006
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119651
From: "subwaystaiti" ... Looked in my old stash but came up empty. Sorry. - Peter H A P P Y N E W Y E A R !...
Peter Birren
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Jan 1, 2006
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119652
As long as you don't have astigmatism, it's not necessary to use glasses while observing. If you only have near or far-sightedness, attach a strap to your...
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Jan 1, 2006
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119653
At one point, I think these were Discovery's line of Plossl eyepieces. They still offter them on their site. Jason ... From: "Michael Cater" <mcater1@...>...
Jason Blaschka
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Jan 2, 2006
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119654
I had a Series 300 32mm several years ago, that for some reason I think came from Gary Hand. But I'm not claiming authoritative knowledge! Harry B ... From:...
Harry Boswell
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Jan 2, 2006
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119655
Date: Sun, 01 Jan 2006 06:40:56 -0000 From: "Taras" <nuscorpii223@...> Subject: I could use a few opinions here I'm planning to buy some long overdue...
Jim Brand
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Jan 2, 2006
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119656
Dave And Jeff: The vibration dampers do work. Since the scope becomes heavier on one side of the tripod whenever the scope is aimed high, I filled the...
Robert Whalen
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Jan 2, 2006
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119657
One more thing; I stuffed the back two legs of the Celestron Celestar 8-inch SCT with fiberglass insulation to dampen vibration. This coming spring and summer...
Robert Whalen
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Jan 2, 2006
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119658
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...
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119659
I read the review on cloudynights but it can't answer a question I have on if the SWII tripod with the fork mount couls support the TV-85 or not, without...
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Jan 2, 2006
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Post 119656,119657: I was surfing by entering the last post# on my paper and accidentally missed the last digit, getting something 11699. Then I found a...
Robert Whalen
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Jan 2, 2006
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119661
I was wondering if you had and 80mm (3inch) ED glass scope and a 100mm (4inch) achromatic non ED scope, which would win hands down as far as visually observing...
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Jan 2, 2006
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119662
Jim, That is the placement you want. You might try the skyquest telescope group (skyquest-telescopes-subscribe@yahoogroups.com.) There are many messages...
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Jan 2, 2006
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119663
... The question is impossible to answer without more information. How problematic color becomes would depend on which planet you were observing, where the...
Michael Gilbreath
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Jan 2, 2006
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119664
From: "pa3583" <pa3583@...> ... Perhaps someone has made such a comparison, but I can provide some insight based on my experience with an 80mm f/10 and a...
Jack Kramer
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Jan 2, 2006
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119665
Hi, The 4" would win hands down for galaxies. Galaxies need light gathering power and the larger the lens the better. As far as planetary, it depends on the...
Rick Jack
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Jan 2, 2006
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119666
I would like recommendations for a refractor that would be used as my second scope. I do not want to go beyond $500 for the scope. I own an Orion 8XT and I...
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Jan 2, 2006
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119667
You can buy a 6" achromat for the price of a 3" ED scope, but then there' s the mount ... Chuck ... From: "Jack Kramer" <jak.stargate@...> To:...
Chuck
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Jan 2, 2006
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119668
Hi Richard, Have you considered a 5" Mak? Orion has one on sale with GEM for $494. Unless you want to spend more money for a APO refractor, the views through...
Rick Jack
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Jan 2, 2006
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119669
... I'd recommend the Orion 80mm ED refractor as an outstanding performer in this price range. Geoff -- Geoff Gaherty Foxmead Observatory Coldwater, Ontario,...
Geoff Gaherty
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Jan 2, 2006
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119670
... When I owned a Celestron 150mm f/8 refractor, I once tried it with the mask built into the lens cap, which fi I recall correctly maskerd it down to about ...
Geoff Gaherty
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Jan 2, 2006
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119671
... 100mm ... as ... optics ... so ... visual ... Oh on the planet would depends a great deal on the 100mm achromat. What's its f/ratio? At any rate, the...
ronbee
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Jan 2, 2006
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119672
Well in addition to the 80ED, you may wish to look at the Vixen ED80SF, same scope as the Orion with different look. Although it's more than your budget, it...
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