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Old 25-10-2010, 06:56 PM
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Rob,

Definately if there is any kinda breeze, Planetary high power imaging will be difficult but still do-able.



As fred says even a G11 at about 4-5K will only just cut the mustard at high power, your next port of call is a Titan, or new Celestron CGEpro.

You have a great mount just get out there and put a good 10" reflector on it and start imaging!!!

For viewing it'll be fine Rob, seriously that 12" of mine weighs a tonne and i do Planetary viewing at high mag now worries at all. You just need a Autofocuser so your not touching the mount or scope and it will sit still just fine.

JUST DO IT


Shane
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