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121992
In a message dated 4/30/2006 8:12:35 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time, bbrenda_cook@... writes: Thanks for the tip Bobby..I'll be interested to hear how you...
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May 1, 2006
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121993
Dear fellow imaging enthusiasts: As you probably know, after the vastly successful AIC in California last November, a few imagers from Pennsylvania (Jim Misti,...
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May 1, 2006
10:41 am
121994
This may be a question for John. Do you recommend a beginner like me shd get Argo Navis? The biggest problem for me is I cannot confirm whether the object I...
Regina Wong
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May 1, 2006
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121995
Last time I looked, Orion was selling .965 to 1.25 adapters. I bought one in an attempt to use 1.25" TeleVue eyepieces with my 30-year-old 4-1/4" reflector,...
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May 1, 2006
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121996
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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121997
Hi Regina, That's a very difficult question to answer. You need to ask yourself some questions in order to answer it. Like a lot of people from the pre...
John Bambury
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May 2, 2006
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121998
Dear John I may leave it for a few months. Currently I have difficulty mastering the scale ie how many degrees to move. etc Thanks very much for your advice ...
Regina Wong
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May 2, 2006
9:16 am
121999
... mastering the scale ie how many degrees to move. etc ... Regina, You just move the scope, in the direction of the arrows, so that the pointer on both axes...
John Bambury
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May 2, 2006
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122000
... Remember also, one can always starhop with a scope equipt with DSC, if you want to or need to, but the reverse if obviously not true. A number of years...
William Schart
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May 2, 2006
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122001
Regina, My first telescope was pre-DSC in the late 70s. I knew the sky well. Left the hobby for career, family, etc, and now returned 25 years later. Now I...
Scott Tannehill
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May 2, 2006
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122002
Does anyone know where I can get low cost oculars and acessories? Frank...
Frank R. Skroh
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May 2, 2006
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122003
Used: astromart is popular with many New: dunno...Astronomics.com has always done good by me, prices seem as low as anywhere, service has been good in my book....
Scott Tannehill
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May 2, 2006
11:28 pm
122004
... Hi Regina, If you are concerned you will become to relient on the dsc's , you can do what I do. I will run the available Messiers every other month by star...
Dennis
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May 2, 2006
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122005
Frank Two sources come quick to mind. One is Surplus Shed, which sells various scientific related equipment including lenses and oculars. The second is a line...
Tim Kamel
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May 3, 2006
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122006
Morning Group! Anyone in the group know anything about the Astro-Tech APO's? They come with either TMB or Astreya optics, and seem very reasonably priced for...
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May 3, 2006
2:46 pm
122007
Thanks John Scott and William I will order Argo Navis and use it a an aid to learn star hopping. Clear skies Regina John Bambury <jbambury@...>...
Regina Wong
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May 4, 2006
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122008
... Hi Mitch, Went to your site and the figuring on your six inch mirror is very impressive. I did a similar project when I was thirteen..some thirty six years...
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May 4, 2006
2:59 pm
122009
Hi everyone, So where can I get a piece of ~16" sonotube? It's not for a full length tube- just a 8" long section for part on an ATM project. Are there...
Roger Fu
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May 4, 2006
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122010
... Its use in the "real world" is to pour concrete supports, so any building supply dealer should carry it. I've seen it at Home Depot. I was surprised to...
Geoff Gaherty
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May 4, 2006
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122011
... I think 16" sonotube would be difficult to find at Home Depot - I believe 8" is the largest they carry. But you could check with a concrete contractor and...
hboswell
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May 4, 2006
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122012
Anyone compare side by side the 25mm Plossl that comes standard with Orion telescope purchases with the 25mm Telvue Plossl? If so, was the sirius plossl close...
Jorma
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May 4, 2006
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122013
... I own 2 Sirius 25mm, 1 Sirius 10mm, 2 Tele Vue 8mm, and 1 Tele Vue 7.4mm (discontinued). The Sirius 25 seems quite good, though I've never compared it to...
Geoff Gaherty
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122014
... I've had the opportunity to compare a Sirius 32mm with a Televue 32mm, and a Sirius 10mm with a Televue 10mm. The 32mm Sirius was just about the equal of...
hboswell
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May 4, 2006
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122015
Roger, Contact Sonoco directly and ask them who in your area sells the size you need. Might save you some leg work. ...
Gregory Stone
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May 5, 2006
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122016
... My TeleVue 8mm plossl is consistently one of the most satisfying planetary eyepieces that I have used regardless of the telescope I put it in. Very sharp....
Paul Leuba
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May 5, 2006
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122017
... I've never compared the 25mm versions, but years ago I did do an A-B-C comparison of the 32mm Sirius Ploessl, 32mm Tele Vue Ploessl, and 30mm Orion...
Robert Bruce Thompson
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May 5, 2006
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122018
Thanks for the input everyone! I own the 25mm sirius plossl and it is a pretty good eypeice. I do notice quite a bit of off-axis astigmatism and what seems...
Jorma
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May 5, 2006
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122019
Hi I recently upgraded my finder from a 50mm Orion with a bracket that only needed to adjust two screws while the third was spring loaded. This was very easy...
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May 6, 2006
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122020
... Phil I would suggest using the three screws on the front (ie, skyward) ring to hold the finder as concentric with the ring as you can. Then, use only the...
Gene Baraff
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May 6, 2006
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122021
... with ... the ... better? ... I have a Sirius 6.3 EP and it is a good performer. In fact it compares well with my 15MM and 11MM TeleVue Plossl and my 12.5 ...
lenny
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