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Originally Posted by sn1987a
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Thats quite insane & many thanx Barry
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Something we can all aim for, one of these days
28" & a quess stab in the dark about 1,000 times magnification, give/take a few hundred
Thnx again, that is awesome Barry & appreciate your time and effort for contributing your Vid - BTW I'll be at yours with my camera soon & I dont need your location, Ill get on my roof and look for a big pointy thing aimed at Saturn
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Cheers
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Originally Posted by bojan
Yes, local environment plays a significant role in visibility, especially in towns/suburbs during winter when everyone have their heaters on...
I tried Saturn and Mars last week from Mt Waverley, results are not worth a single electron used to to post them here....
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Hah, yes I thought soo, and was just thinking that it was one very early morning some years ago I seen a rather steady clear Jupiter, Hence everything local probably cooled down by then & this may be a consideration for the future. Great in the main sense but now need getting out cozy warm bed from now on
But indeed many thanx Bojan, this is great additional info I wasn't too sure about.
Cheers