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Old 12-10-2014, 09:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Chippy3476 View Post
Another question I have is, would this scope be good with binoviewers? I was going to get some for my 114 newt but was told that the scope wasnt big enough, so would 8" be good or still not worth the money?
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Hi Chippy, If I can get over to the Nth side I'll bring some binoviewers with me.You really need to check them at night at infinity on a star because getting focus on a tree during the day can trick you into thinking you have enough forward travel. You will enjoy bino viewing and the kids find it easier with 2 eyes also. My Denkmeiers will blow you away, they have a 3 way power switching system. 1st stage is "that's great" 2nd stage is "holy $@#@" 3rd stage "You have to be joking". Pic shows plenty of forward travel to go after focusing on Fomalhaut tonight. . Great for viewing the moon at any stage as you don't need a moon filter, as the binos darken the incoming light by 10-20% so no welding flashes. . edit, pic is with Williams Binoviewer on 8" Skywatcher Dob.
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