good news
good news
todays headline: monstroscopes chromat finaly is in reprocessing and will receive it's final blessing by one of the best opticians you can find! :rockon:
had to wait until some satelite optics are done, but now he starts with the monsters eye!
during the time i was able to get an Alt7 mount to replace the Type2 mount. now i just need to build the observatory :silly: be prepared for a hot summer!
had to wait until some satelite optics are done, but now he starts with the monsters eye!
during the time i was able to get an Alt7 mount to replace the Type2 mount. now i just need to build the observatory :silly: be prepared for a hot summer!
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Oh yes, this is going to be fun
Any pics you can update us with?
Any pics you can update us with?
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Hi Andy
long time no hear. looking forward to pics from the monster
long time no hear. looking forward to pics from the monster
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here's an update:
it's finished! :woohoo:
i-grams, ronchi and focault looks very promising!
strehl 0.98 @ h-alpha, very very smooth
it's finished! :woohoo:
i-grams, ronchi and focault looks very promising!
strehl 0.98 @ h-alpha, very very smooth
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Hi Andy
great news, a pic or two would be great
great news, a pic or two would be great
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here's the updated sms-web site with the test repost: http://www.strehlbuster.com/sonne/sms.htm
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Oh wow! That's brilliant!
Now we look forward to some pictures taken through the scope
Now we look forward to some pictures taken through the scope
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Hi Andy
thank you for the pics. Ahh the final blessing :woohoo:
thank you for the pics. Ahh the final blessing :woohoo:
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Wow, that is impressive. The views and data should be spectacular.
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