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23-08-2017, 07:04 PM
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Ngc 6744
While waiting for the Helix to rise (see other
thread
), I got 2.7 hours in on NGC 6744 at a (very cold!) dark site with a QHY8 and RC8 + EQ6.
Just only hints of those faint outer arms.
Comments welcome.
Paul
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It's still nicely resolved Paul
Just need considerably more than 2.7 hours for such a faint target
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Thanks Colin.
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Just need considerably more than 2.7 hours for such a faint target 
