[peter_4059 (Peter)]

Originally Posted by Atmos

Looking good for a brief 3 hours

Thanks Colin. I can remember when three hours was a long exposure.

Originally Posted by Placidus

Looking good absolutely, and astonishing for 3 hrs from the suburbs.

Sharp detail in the bright inner rays, and first hints of the outer chevrons coming up nicely.

Bravo!

Thanks M&T. It's surprising what can be achieved from the city with quite modest gear. The technology has come a long way in the past five years.

Originally Posted by multiweb

Looks really good. Peter. No more flexure.

Cheers Marc. It is nice to not have the object march across the screen over the course of the night. The OAG s a bit trickier to find a guide star sometimes thought.

Originally Posted by ozstronomer

Looks great Peter, OAG is working well

Thanks Geoff. Definitely worth it for the Newt.