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moynihan
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Now that have had the "new" C90 for awhile...
#5683252 - 02/16/13 11:11 AM
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how you like it? I would like to here from others like me who picked up one "post-Ting review". How are you using it? What is it mounted on? Me: home grag and go, AT voyager mount with wood legs, zero power finder, astrozap dew shield. Moon, Jupiter, bright DSO's. Lovin it.
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RodgerHouTex
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Re: Now that have had the "new" C90 for awhile...
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#5685134 - 02/17/13 12:34 PM
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I just received mine and used it Friday night. Worst spherical aberration I've ever seen. Coudn't even focus Saturn. It was fuzzy around the edges at 100X. I'm sure it's just a fluke. Will be returning it for exchange on Tuesday.
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314Sprout
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Re: Now that have had the "new" C90 for awhile...
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#5685416 - 02/17/13 03:38 PM
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Lovin' it. Had it out last night with the Hyperion Zoom looking at Jupiter, moon and some brigher Messier objects. It is my grab-n-go on a DSV-1, usually with an AT-72 on the other side.
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edwinh
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Re: Now that have had the "new" C90 for awhile...
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#5685444 - 02/17/13 03:57 PM
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Yes is nice. I have mine on a stellarvue M2 + orion tripod - works very well for grab-n-go. Otherwise dual mounted with my refractor on cg5 for longer sessions.
For quick looks, I have a small pistol case with 24, 20, & 16mm meade 5k SWAs, a 10mm radian, and a barlow in it. the swa's especially just make for a great view in this thing. Like orion last night.
I kind of wish it grabbed a bit more light, but then it wouldn 't be so "light"...
Swapped the finder to a 6x30 I had laying around & a small RDF.
Only annoyance so far - how to reduce the internal reflections when a bright object is just outside of the FOV? I put a dew shield on the front but that didn't do it...
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azure1961p
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Reged: 01/17/09
Loc: USA
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Re: Now that have had the "new" C90 for awhile...
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#5685640 - 02/17/13 05:54 PM
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A dew shield would t help if the flare of light is beaming down the side of the primary baffle . My c6 does it - I just live with it since its so great in other ways.
Pete
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Re: Now that have had the "new" C90 for awhile...
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#5697580 - 02/23/13 11:38 PM
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I have had mine for about 6 months or so and have enjoyed it. I bought it for a grab N go scope that I could use during the day, at the gun range, or doing some light astronomy. It gives great views of Lunar, Solar, and planetary. I have actually been thinking of stepping up to a 127mm Mak to get alittle better views for a grab N go.
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