gbeal
20-09-2023, 11:00 AM
Testing the water. Have been using the Quark for a while, perhaps a year or so, and it is hands down the simplest easiest and possibly the cheapest way to dip the toes into solar ha imaging (and viewing).
No issues whatsoever with this unit, I have attached a couple of recent (last week or so) shots. Can also if required post a pic of the actual unit, but a Quark is a Quark.
Used this on a variety of scopes, from my 60mm refractor, (focal length of 360mm), my 90mm refractor (540mm focal length), and even on my 63mm scope (840mm focal length). It just works.
NZ$2000 (so "about" AU$1850) plus post and PayPal fees.
No issues whatsoever with this unit, I have attached a couple of recent (last week or so) shots. Can also if required post a pic of the actual unit, but a Quark is a Quark.
Used this on a variety of scopes, from my 60mm refractor, (focal length of 360mm), my 90mm refractor (540mm focal length), and even on my 63mm scope (840mm focal length). It just works.
NZ$2000 (so "about" AU$1850) plus post and PayPal fees.