Thread: Lunt scope woes
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Old 19-01-2013, 10:57 AM
brian nordstrom (As avatar)
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I would not be happy spending $2500 on this , those marks ( worn out black anodising ) happened in just one use ? I dont think so and what about the fuzzy images ? I have seen the sunspots clearly when the sun is nearly setting .
Not good enough ! .
Brian.
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Originally Posted by Peter Ward View Post
Lunt make no apologies for the bearing marring on the standard focuser. They just work that way.

I always advise Lunt buyers to get the feather-touch...much better build.

Apart from fingerprints, dust ( easily fixed) and a little scratch/dig on the blocker ( not perfect, but will have zero effect on the image ) ...what is the solar image like viewing the sun at around 9:30am?

If there is zippo solar detail or proms, no matter how much you crank in the pressure tuner, it's a dud. Send it back.

On the other hand, if the image has good contrast and you can see fine structure...it's a good scope. Be happy.

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