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Great site keep up the good work. I to had a 6" neutonian used from a badly light polluted site, many objects are almost imposible to see but there are several planetery nebula bright enough to see, though some are quite small and look like stars at low power.I found I was better at finding them as I gained experiance.

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perfect, i'm using 4.5 inch and the 60mm so now i'am able to read what sombody else can see whit there scoops

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nice site

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Nice Page! Visit mine.

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Nice Page! Visit mine.

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Just nosing around for Astronomy groups and found your web site. Haven't done much observing lately but use my Starry Night Backyard software to see what's up tonight here in Illinois.

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Your site is soooo Awesome! I had a small telescope till my ex hubby pointed it at the Sun after leaving it outside all night..;o( Anyway, I love celestial events and stargazing, it is one of my deep passions.;o) I see you are competeing, I am too so visit me and perhaps we can support each other.. Becky

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What a great site. I have an old 60mm Jason telescope that is junk and 11x80mm Parks binoculars that are very good but I want more. I have been debating over a 6 or 8" Dobsonian and after reading your site, I think I'll save the money and go with a 6" model. Thanks

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What a really great site.It's nice to know we can be pround to have small scopes and to do great work with them.I love my 6"f/12 refractor!!!

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Love the site. I like the idea of reading other peoples navigation ambitious and benefits. Thanks.

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Thank you for your web page. I am also interested in a first real telescope (I have a 60 mm refractor gave to me, with terrible mounting) and I need information about what to buy. Like you, almost, I have a light polluted sky, I live close to Knoxville, and can hardley see any stars on some otherwise clear nights. Mark W.

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Thoroughly enjoyed my visit. This is a well done and informative web site. I definitely plan future visits.