My good friend Fulvio Mete has some details of his "version" of a modded PST.
Makes interesting reading.
http://www.lightfrominfinity.org/PST/PST.htm
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I love how the etalon is 1A wide but since the H-alpha peak is lower that the "solar measured" bandwidth of the etalon is 1.14A.
I had not considered that variable when measuring an etalon with solar incidence.
I had not considered that variable when measuring an etalon with solar incidence.
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Very interesting, thanks for sharing Ken
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Hi Ken
thank you very much for sharing. Interesting combination with the herschel wedge. I guess he has to crank up the gain quite considerably in order to get a good pic
thank you very much for sharing. Interesting combination with the herschel wedge. I guess he has to crank up the gain quite considerably in order to get a good pic
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Many thanks for the link Ken! Very good reading. I've always dreaded having to spend £££s on a front end ERF and this may be the solution!
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