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36595 a1parkranger Send Email Oct 12, 2009
4:23 pm
Hi Fernando, Here is a relatively easy fix for flexure: http://www.horizontalheavens.com/TMB80_3RingMounted.jpg *I eventually replaced this first ring around...
36596 Mark
mclewis123 Send Email
Oct 12, 2009
4:23 pm
Actually Terry there are a number of benefits to a side by side configuration compared to a piggyback one ... 1) The total equipment weight is closer to the...
36597 Mike Dodd
doddm2001 Send Email
Oct 12, 2009
4:23 pm
... You'll need to make sure the two OTAs are precisely aligned with each other, or else the edges of the luminance and RGB frames will be lost. ... Well, no,...
36598 rick_auerbach Send Email Oct 12, 2009
4:24 pm
Didn't see anything happen at impact through TMB 254 F/9 or TEC 200 Fl F/8. (East edge of Tucson) Switched to Mars and at dawn seeing improved and was able...
36599 stargazer
sterngucker_... Send Email
Nov 27, 2009
4:49 pm
hi Rick! long time no see! most curious you couldn't spot the impact. I would have thought this should be possible. if it was not visible in a 10" TMB, then it...
36600 sterngucker_7000
sterngucker_... Send Email
Nov 27, 2009
4:51 pm
hi guys, atfer a long pause of posting astrophotos to this group I am very glad to crank out another image, which represents something very special for me: the...
36601 Neil Fleming
neilfleming Send Email
Nov 27, 2009
4:51 pm
Your reasoning is pretty clear, Mark.  That's the way I thought it would work, too. I have tried both setups, and found that the piggyback worked better for...
36602 a1parkranger Send Email Nov 27, 2009
4:52 pm
... FWIW, I habitually run two instances of CCDSoft (1-guidescope, 1-main CCD) on a single computer and find this to be much more stable as one CCD does not...
36603 bertuseinbertus Send Email Nov 27, 2009
6:18 pm
Hello everyone, I want to get to f/30 or higher before I seriously can use a Solar Spectrum Filter .3 A A standard filter will show the full disk with a focal...
36604 Terry Tuggle
terry_tuggle Send Email
Nov 28, 2009
6:17 am
Diets, Wow! Very nice. All the best, Terry _____ From: tmboptical@yahoogroups.com [mailto:tmboptical@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of sterngucker_7000 Sent:...
36605 limunary Send Email Nov 29, 2009
10:10 pm
Very - very nice image, congratulations Dietmar & Immo Best, Tim...
36606 limunary Send Email Nov 29, 2009
10:10 pm
I think this w0uld work; to be certain you can check with the solar filter mfg. Looking forward to some solar images. Tim...
36607 jimhp29401us Send Email Dec 2, 2009
3:13 am
Hello All, On the 6th of February 2003 My buddy Steve was at the Winter Star Party. My 10" TMB F/9 folded apo was also there. Steve used a Sony video camera...
36608 dkapla12 Send Email Dec 8, 2009
11:36 am
Nice video, Jim! Pretty amazing detail for just looking through the eyepiece. Dan Kaplan...
36609 mrspindlelegs Send Email Dec 9, 2009
3:25 pm
That is an amazing video clip but I find it very hard to believe that anybody could "hold a camera by hand at the eyepiece" and obtain an image that is that...
36610 alterfleonis Send Email Jan 3, 2010
5:10 am
Hello, folks, I am new to the group and thinking of purchasing a TMB80-ss from Astronomics for imaging. Is there someone out there using this scope for...
36611 stargazer
sterngucker_... Send Email
Jan 3, 2010
5:10 am
hi guys, let me draw your attention to the new website of the remote-observatory "Tao". it houses the 9" folded TMB apo, that now rides on 10micron 4000. ...
36612 stargazer
sterngucker_... Send Email
Jan 3, 2010
5:10 am
Jim, this video is INCREDIBLE!!! seeing was around 10 then! is thre a photo of jupiter you drew in this night? thanks, dietmar...
36613 stargazer
sterngucker_... Send Email
Jan 3, 2010
5:10 am
thanks Tim and Terry!...
36614 pmlogg@...
pmlogg... Send Email
Jan 3, 2010
5:10 am
Terry I found your message while seekng options for focal reduction on a TMB 100/800 CNC. In a reply to an email to Markus he mentioned their own flatteners,...
36615 pmlogg@...
pmlogg... Send Email
Jan 3, 2010
5:10 am
Frank I'd like similar advice for a teleconverter/reducer to use with a TMB 100/800 CNC (the silver-grey ooloured focuser version). My limited research has...
36616 optixwiz@...
optixwiz Send Email
Jan 3, 2010
5:10 am
Has anyone within the group yet tested the new TMB 100 degree AFOV eyepieces? These are currently available from Astronomics, on sale, for $269.10, in FLs of 9...
36617 stargazer
sterngucker_... Send Email
Jan 3, 2010
5:10 am
hi everyone, here is our first galaxy-image from Tao remote-observatory. http://www.stargazer-observatory.com/TAO_01.html ngc 660 is a pretty interesting and...
36618 megrezas Send Email Jan 3, 2010
5:10 am
Hello, Maybe someone had imaging experience with Takahashi F/4.5 reducer and TMB 92 SS or similar scope? Thanks, Liutauras...
36619 stargazer
sterngucker_... Send Email
Jan 3, 2010
5:10 am
36620 Robert
m9x18 Send Email
Jan 3, 2010
5:14 am
That's absolutely stunning Jim! Simply magnificent! Thanks for posting this....
36621 Terry
terry.hancoc... Send Email
Jan 3, 2010
5:15 am
Merry Christmas Friends I just created a video clip of my latest stuff using the QHY8 using my TMB 130SS and TMB80SS, you can view it on youtube here: ...
36622 pmlogg@...
pmlogg... Send Email
Jan 3, 2010
5:15 am
I'd just like to acknowledge how helpful Markus at APM has been. My TMB 100/800, bought 2nd hand, came missing the very special screws needed to attach the...
36623 Terry Tuggle
terry_tuggle Send Email
Jan 3, 2010
11:26 am
Hi Peter, I know most people had success with the TV reducers for the 80mm scopes. The new NPR 1073 looks to be a better choice for the 100/800 for larger...
36624 Terry Tuggle
terry_tuggle Send Email
Jan 3, 2010
11:44 am
Peter, One thing I did not mention is about pixel size; 800mm is the “Sweet Spot” for cameras for 9 micron pixels for best detail. So it really depends on...
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