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Old 27-01-2008, 02:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Valmir View Post
$129.00 i got one for my birthday and it cost around $300 it was not really worth it i cant see anything through that scope the only thing i can see decently thought it is Saturn its crap at seeing deep space objects like nebula.
If your 114mm reflector is well collimated, you will be able to see some great sights, even with mediocre eyepieces. The first time I saw Omega Centauri through my 114mm Newt, I was dumbfounded. It was amazing! It was when I tried to obtain a larger image-scale through the eyepiece that the limitations of this aperture became obvious.

Aperture limitations notwithstanding, the 114mm was a great introductory tool for globular and open star clusters, and some of the brighter nebulae, as well as views of both Saturn, Jupiter and of course, Luna.

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