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Old 05-01-2018, 03:51 PM
bigjoe (JOSEPH)
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Originally Posted by Finski View Post
I am currently using a Skywatcher 6 Dobsonian and plan to get some use out of it until I can afford an upgrade, but would like to start looking and researching, maybe wait for a good deal on a second hand scope to come up.

At what point is it actually worth an upgrade, where I'll see significant improvement making my money worth it? is there a certain size above 6", 1200mm? like a 12" minimum or something?

Computerised sounds cool but if the price was too high I wouldn't have an issue not having it (don't know much about them) and there's something about trying to find object that makes it fun for me.

I'd rather have a better view for the extra money if possible.

What sort of things should I look for? I really don't know much so any advice will be much appreciated!
Finski..
Ive found that a 10 inch reflector/Dob , and 4 /5inch ED/Apo Refractor is the best combo for a lifetime..a few of Deloi/Nagler , or equivalent , and Barlow, and your set really ..But the bug for more bites!
PS:And double Stars are good to observe ; see my post on Gamma VOLANTIS.
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