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Old 22-02-2006, 10:10 AM
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Companion of Antares

The previous thread made me think...
Whats the smallest aperture the guys have used to successfully view the faint companion to Antares??? My records show a 3" f12 refractor at x180. Over to you.
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Old 22-02-2006, 11:00 AM
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Was never able to do it in a C-8, twice in the 102mm Tak using a 7mm Type 6 Nagler and then only in moments of extreme steadyness.

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Old 22-02-2006, 09:41 PM
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I did it with my 120mm refractor last year. I used a Celestron 7.5mm plossl magnification was x133.

BTW check out the skywatcher 120mm review
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