Dec 18, 2020
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M31 Andromeda Galaxy. Taken with my LX200GPS 10” f10, with iPhone. 2.5M light years away.
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Sombrero Galaxy by astroferg on Flickr.
Tramite Flickr: 7x600s with an 8" LX200 @ f/6.5 and SBIG ST-2000XCM.
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The Trifid and the Lagoon 5/27/12 by astroferg on Flickr.
Pretty Cool...
I had no idea we had a major astronomy manufacturer right here in town. Looks like they have nice equipment, but is it worth the price??? hmm... The only other notable astronomy business in Arkansas that I have found is the guy who will "Supercharge" your LX200. This sounds tempting.. I have read good reviews, but I think I will wait until my scope is in it's permanent home before i do this..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Explore_Scientific
http://www.arksky.org/supercharge.htm
More clouds....
Cloudy, stormy weekend... :-( Would love to get out and get some views.
I setup the rig in the "Man Room" to do some fixin... I picked up some bolts for my wedge and got the correct size (Thanks to a Cloudy Nights forum user). Tested it all out and practiced mounting it in the light, before I try on a dark night.. I also put some strategically placed velcro around the scope to hold the SkyFi and Auto-star. hmm... The LX200 on a wedge just looks crazy cool...