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| Name: robert maples | URL: Visit Me |
| Email: Email Me | Country: USA |
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enjoy your site. just started in looking at the heavens. interested in messier objects and double stars. using 10X 50 binoculars for now but have access to 5 inch refelector.
| Name: Rob Randall | URL: Visit Me |
| Email: Email Me | Country: England |
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Hey well done fantastic web site, I have only just got my telescope, a 120mm refractor type, boy have I got a lot to learn.
I want to learn more to help me with my night sailing and navigation.
Your pages have given me an insight on just how hard I will have to work.
Thanks.
| Name: Bernard Rasmussen | URL: Visit Me |
| Email: Email Me | Country: Qld Australia |
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I have a 4inch Refractor which I bought in 1961 while in Julia Creek Qld. I now live in Emerald Qld, which has more light problems. Enjoyed the Leonoids with my wife recently. See you later, Bernie
| Name: Art Czepczynski | URL: Visit Me |
| Email: Email Me | Country: USA-Oahu, Hawaii |
Comments:
Very informative site.
| Name: David | URL: Visit Me |
| Email: Email Me | Country: usa-florida |
Comments:
I just purchased my first telescope-
a 114mm reflector. I am new to this and
having some difficulty using it correctly. Any help is greatly appreciated!
| Name: John Davey | URL: Visit Me |
| Email: Email Me | Country: USA |
Comments:
Very good sight.
| Name: Allan Copland | URL: Visit Me |
| Email: Email Me | Country: UK |
Comments:
It was interesting to read the stuff on your site. I use a 3 inch refractor (Stellarvue) along with some Paul Rini eyepieces, a couple of Tele Vue Plossls and a *5 Powermate (Tele Vue).
I too live in a heavily light polluted area and would not even consider looking at clusters or galaxies from home. In a 6 inch scope, you should be able to see far more detail *if* you take a trip away from theose lights.
This is why I opted for a short focal length refractor mounted on a good photo tripod fitted with a fluid damped head. I just jump on a train or bus ago go where the sky is darker.
I can strongly recommend Stellarvue products as being of excellent quality.
My 'observatory' fits into two nylon carry bags.
Regards,
Allan
BTW... www.stellarvue.com
(the best kept 'secret' in Astronomy)
| Name: MARK BIRGE | URL: Visit Me |
| Email: Email Me | Country: USA-INDIANA |
Comments:
EXCELLENT WEB SITE, I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS TYPE FOR OVER A YEAR, TO HELP ME GET IT RIGHT AND ALL... THANKS
| Name: michael close | URL: Visit Me |
| Email: Email Me | Country: usa |
Comments:
Great web site showing what things really look like through a smaller scope.
| Name: Stephen T Koury | URL: Visit Me |
| Email: Email Me | Country: United States |
Comments:
Great site! I'm and astronomy
novice. I've just purchased a 4.5
inch reflector to use with my 11 year
old daughter and it has helped out a
lot.
