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Originally Posted by Dingo
Being new to astronomy , I really thought I'd be bugging this forum with alot of questions but after having a good look around I found most of my answers fairly quickly and for that I must say Thank you IIS and well bloody done. :-)
I have noticed on my journey thru IIS, that many of you own all sorts of wonderful telescopes and devices ( side note: I am so jealous ). I would like to ask.
Do you use the different types of telescopes ( dobs, reflectors, refractors, new-cass) to view different objects ?? Is one better for planets, a different type for nebulas, comets , deep space etc.
Thank you for reading
Dingo
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Different types of telescopes do have some traits that make them more appropriate (in my opinion) for some objects than other types...Having said that, a telescope that you will use often will in my estimation often overcome whatever differences there might be between them.