Most welcome and thank you for the purchase!

Thank you as well I hope you enjoy!

And SOLD! Packed and will he shipped to its new owner tomorrow

Seems no takers anywhere despite the price, so it will just sit there until I revisit it

Hmmm, processed it and it ain't the worse ever, but the grid pattern of the 178 is a problem (ignoring the lack of focus bit in this image).

Oh, well, If nobody is interested, I guess a 174mm would get the job done

Well, there is one but it is embarrassingly bad because my 178 displayed the dreaded double stack grid pattern, plus I was a bit out of focus, so I didn’t bother much with it. But, if you insist ;) I just don’t want to change my 178. As a combo with single stack, I love the images and I have yet to ...

Still available...

Hi Joseph,

Please send me photos. I might be interested, even though I already have a Borg 90FL.

For sale is my Lunt 60mm DS module in excellent condition. Comes with relevant literature and Lunt carrying case. I decided that I want to release funds for another project and I also like my single stack images well enough to stick with single stack imaging for quite some time - and learn more abou...

A couple of animated gifs. This project is finally done with!

Thanks Mark!

Good to be done with all outstanding stuff. Onwards and upwards now!

Some more fun...

Awesome images and a great way to end the year!

It does transit the sun quite often, about 13 times per 100 years, so we are good to image it again!

Thanks Alexandra!

Thanks Mark!

Not fun aligning images taken with alt az mount. The mosaic is why I am salivating about, but that’s for tomorrow

Will do a 10-12 photos mosaic tomorrow, for the moment a quick video.

It was a lovely event, with swallows flying through the FOV, a plane transiting, the sun setting through thin clouds and a sunspot keeping the sun constant company!

Thanks Alexandra. There is one unfinished task which I will tackle before the end of the week and that’s the Mercury transit from a few years ago - take a bunch of frames and make a video. I hate manual alignment, but it will be done!

They are indeed, and a worthy investment for a visual observer, for both solar system objects as well as DSO!

I really need to do move viewing. I have found that binoviewing increases contrast and detail to an unbelievable extend Vs cyclops mode! I need to get a good binoviewer. I bought a cheap one once. It would not merge the images correctly. I sent it back I got a supercharged one from Denis Levatic, a...

Good results there, Nick. Quick question. It looks like you have the Moonlite focuser on your Lunt. Does the Pegasus focuser fit on there by default or is there an adapter needed? I've been putting motorized focusers on all my scopes over the past few months (nice to be able to control everything f...

I really need to do move viewing. I have found that binoviewing increases contrast and detail to an unbelievable extend Vs cyclops mode!

Thanks much, although there's much I would have done different on the day had I prepared more for it. Still, every time we image the sun is also a teaching time!

Hi Alfred,

It is a Pegasus motor focuser V1. Allows for quite precise focusing - quite critical for solar imaging in Ha.

Hi Terry,

I live in Nicosia, Cyprus. Which unfortunately makes solar imaging in the summer sheer torture as it is way too hot!

Real life (TM) (R) got in the way. Decided to not leave any unfinished projects to carry forward to 2021!

Me and a close friend at a lovely small church just outside the city, enjoying the sunrise and then the eclipse