I found it:
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/ap-ug/message/56383
And here are the 2 images he posted using a Microline 11002 camera.
The first image shows nice round stars, the 2nd shows some small amount of coma in the corners.
11002 chip is the same width as 16803 but half as long. I think its a good guide as to what to expect with a 16803 flexure issues not included. It seems pretty close to being spot on. Perhaps the spacing is not quite right.
> The images has been taken by Gino Bucciol and Giovanni Paglioli.
> In spite of the fact that the seeing was not good and there was the moon the
images below are fine ( Roland like them very much).
> The links below are for:
>
> - image of gamma cygni taken in August in South Italy
> with Veloce Rh200 F/3 covering 4 degrees field.
>
>
http://www.officinastellare.com/zoom...llare.com/ima\
ge/resize/id/737/width/930/height/410
>
> Image data are as follows:
> NEW Veloce RH200 image. Sadr region (IC1318)
> H-alpha light, sum of 10 minutes sub exposures (total 60 minutes). FLI imaging
train (Microline 11002-M full format 24x36 mm camera, CFW-2-7, Atlas focuser).
> Mach1 GTO mount.
> Full Moon (99%) at 60 degrees.
>
> and this second one concerning North America area:
>
>
http://www.officinastellare.com/zoom...llare.com/ima\
ge/resize/id/735/width/930/height/410
>
> Image data:
> Veloce RH200 image. Cygnus region (NGC7000 and IC5070)
> H-alpha light, sum of 10 minutes sub exposures
> FLI imaging train (Microline 11002-M full format 24x36 mm camera, CFW-2-7,
Atlas focuser).
> Mach1 GTO mount.
> Full Moon (99%) at 60 degrees.
Greg.