A couple of images of the main active region this morning, the first with a 3x barlow (2700 mm focal length) and the second is an attempt with a 3.5x barlow (3150 mm), which was right on the edge of what the seeing allowed (or just past). There is plenty going on in this big active region, so have a look if you can.
2 September active region
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Re: 2 September active region
Lovely images David.
I was out this morning doing a bit of testing, but the seeing was not cooperating.
Best wishes,
David
I was out this morning doing a bit of testing, but the seeing was not cooperating.
Best wishes,
David
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Re: 2 September active region
Excellent images, Dave!
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