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jay52
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Re: Hyperstar
      08/16/08 06:21 PM

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That's my thinking.

I also have a Sky90 with the f/4.5 reducer/corrector. But, for extended objects the "speed" of a f/2 system allows much shorter exposure times. The C14 with Hyperstar is F/1.9 !! With fl=710 mm. That gives the image scale that I'm looking for, with the promise of faster imaging.

Cheers!
Pascal




Of course, 11" and 14" scopes accumulate a lot of light.

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Subject Posted by Posted on
* Hyperstar LightPolution 08/15/08 09:43 PM
. * Re: Hyperstar PascalN   08/16/08 10:39 AM
. * Re: Hyperstar D_talley   08/16/08 11:30 AM
. * Re: Hyperstar jrcrillyAdministrator   08/16/08 12:21 AM
. * Re: Hyperstar LightPolution   08/16/08 09:24 AM
. * Re: Hyperstar jrcrillyAdministrator   08/16/08 11:36 AM
. * Re: Hyperstar LightPolution   08/16/08 01:50 PM
. * Re: Hyperstar LightPolution   08/16/08 01:55 PM
. * Re: Hyperstar PascalN   08/16/08 05:54 PM
. * Re: Hyperstar jay52   08/16/08 06:21 PM
. * Re: Hyperstar PascalN   08/16/08 07:53 PM
. * Re: Hyperstar LightPolution   08/15/08 09:49 PM
. * Re: Hyperstar ratdog11   08/15/08 11:10 PM
. * Re: Hyperstar LightPolution   08/15/08 11:14 PM

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