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GeorgeMc
journeyman
Reged: 02/05/09
Posts: 8
Loc: Belleville, NJ
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About a week late, but I finally got to see Jupiter last Saturday morning! I was also eye balling Venus and Mercury! Was just amazed at Jupiter and four moons. I am also enjoying the Antares finder scope. Cannot believe how much I can see just with the finders scope!
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Treehopper
professor emeritus
Reged: 07/29/08
Posts: 582
Loc: Upstate NY
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Congrats! Which scope did you get?
-------------------- Tim
Champion of small aperture scopes everywhere!
Meade ETX-125PE
Meade ETX-80
Celestron FirstScope 76mm Mini-dob
Updated: 09/16/2009
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GeorgeMc
journeyman
Reged: 02/05/09
Posts: 8
Loc: Belleville, NJ
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Thank you, I am using the Meade ETX-125PE.
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Treehopper
professor emeritus
Reged: 07/29/08
Posts: 582
Loc: Upstate NY
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Ahhhh, awesome scope, isn't it? I was amazed after I got it last year just how much it pulls in! Despite its long f/ratio, I've gotten some pretty spectacular views of faint fuzzies, and its planetary views are just jaw-dropping! Jupiter was the most detailed I had ever seen, and I've looked through some nice glass before. Was better than my old 4" apo, and rivaled or exceeded what I've seen in 8-10" dobs.
I'm certain you're going to be very pleased with it for years to come!
-------------------- Tim
Champion of small aperture scopes everywhere!
Meade ETX-125PE
Meade ETX-80
Celestron FirstScope 76mm Mini-dob
Updated: 09/16/2009
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