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Originally Posted by allan gould
Mike
Enjoy the observatory. I know that when I enter mine I have a great sense of satisfaction and control. It's all in my hands and I love the sense that I know where all things are and I can attempt something new. It's a pity it's in a light polluted site for me but it cuts out wind, some light from the neighbors and I just love it. You will never go back to being without it.
Really pleased for you Mike.
Allan
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Thanks Allan for your kind words
Oh I can't wait, the fact that a complete Sirius Observatory became available in Canberra's nearest suburb to us is a bloody miracle
I have had an observatory before but not since mid 2006
...it's been a hard slog at times since then
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Originally Posted by naskies
WOW for your image and location! |
Cheers Dave, I am very lucky
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Originally Posted by MrB
Wow, very nice Mike!
My 10" f3.8 can't happen fast enough(I've gone the ATM route), but I can only dream of a dark sky location like yours  |
Cheers.
You will love it Simon, it does need dark skies to fully appreciate but a fast 10" Newt is a formidable instrument.
Mike