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| Name: Wayne | URL: Visit Me |
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Loved your web page . I am just getting started veiwing with scopes . this was some very good info
| Name: Scott Horne | URL: Visit Me |
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Nice to see not everybody is obsessed with huge scopes! I have a 4.5in newt and a 60mm refractor.
| Name: Joanne Hodgson | URL: Visit Me |
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I'm very happy to see a site that specializes in viewing through a small telescope. It gives me hope that I'll be able to view a lot of the beautiful sites that the universe has to offer. I'am fairly new to astronomy and have several questions I'd like to ask. Does anyone know where I can possibly go to get these questions answered? Thanks!
| Name: Brian Vasquez | URL: Visit Me |
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Yeah...finally a site for the small telescope owners! very helpful site
| Name: Mikael R | URL: Visit Me |
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Really nice page you got!! Has almost everything I need to know what I can espect to see in my own 6" Celestron SP-C6. Will visit this site regualry! Keep up whit the good work! ps. any eyepice suggestions for my scope?
| Name: Ronald Ollman | URL: Visit Me |
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I love the photos of the universe & would like to explore all that I can...With a telescope for now,later who knows. At present I'm less than a novice to star gazing & have only a computer to gaze with hence your webpage and it;s a dandy site. Ron Ollman(Ironeus)
| Name: Norman Silverstone | URL: Visit Me |
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This is my first time and am just having a look around. It appears to be most interesting.
| Name: Mike Boehk | URL: Visit Me |
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Great Site, this is a wonderful place to visit if you are beginning in astronomy. I to had wondered what I could see through a 6" reflector and your observations are spot on!! One comment / suggestion I would like to make occured to me when you mentioned the Orion nebula and the trapezium (sp?). I had looked at this before and saw only 3 stars and they did have a bit of glare. I went to a star party and borrowed a friends las r collimator, about 10 minutes later I could easily see all 4. What a difference the better collimation made on clusters as well (not to mention planet detail). I have one on order now and will tell you if it really helps out or if I just got lucky that night. (By the way, you can get them for under $65 now a small price to pay for the improvement I saw! Plus they will work when you get a bigger scope (just like eyepieces).)
| Name: Keith Slagg | URL: Visit Me |
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Just discovered this site. Looks very interesting and I'm sure I'll be back.
| Name: Rick | URL: Visit Me |
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I haven't looked through your site yet, but it looks very interesting.