Hi Allan,
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Originally Posted by Allan
G'day John. Yes, but you have to own something like a NP101. I like that scope so much, because it does things not many others can. There are numerous globular cluster clusters around the sky I can fit into the 31 Nagler. Just to name a few
M22, M28, NGC6638, 6642
M69, M70, NGC6624, 6652
NGC6522, 6528, 6558, 6569, AL3
NGC6522, 6528, 6540, 6553, AL3, Djorg2
M28, NGC6544, 6553
M19, M62, NGC6293, 6304, 6316
M19, NGC6284, 6287, 6293, 6325
M4, M80, NGC6144
M9, NGC6356, 6342
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Though the groups of G.C's you list can be contained in a 31mm T5 field in the refractor, are you actually able to see all those listed in that aperture? I'd think NGC 6540, DJ-2 and particularly AL-3 somewhat ... difficult, in that aperture? Even NGC 6325 would be a very difficult object too.
Best,
L.