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Configuring the Eagle3
February 14th, 2019
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BOLTING ALONGThe Eagle3 meets many astro imager’s needs and it is very simple to assemble and configure. In very little time I’d worked out a suitable manner of securing the Eagle3 (in my case simply using two of the supplied bolts and fixing from underneath my carry-handle).… Read more »
PrimaLuceLab Eagle3
February 3rd, 2019
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The Eagle3 is now available from 365Astronomy and we wanted to tell you more about what it is like to use this innovative new astrophotography computer. At first glance you will see a box with power ports and perhaps notice the Wi Fi aerials but look closer and you will see it is made solidly from metal and has many threaded fixing holes on the top and bottom.… Read more »
A Comparative Review of TeleVue Nagler, Delite and Delos short Focal-Length Eyepieces
February 2nd, 2019
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Review by Steve Miles, in association with ‘365Astronomy’
18/01/2019
Preamble
Having owned and used most of the popular amateur telescope types, in
varying f-ratios and apertures, I have ended up following a now well-trodden
path back to using refractors (though not to the exclusion of the others, all
of which of course have their uses).… Read more »
Professional Optics Cleaning with Photonic Red First Contact Polymer – p2
February 2nd, 2019
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Professional Optics Cleaning with Photonic Red First Contact Polymer – Part 2
In this article we’ll show images related to a cleaning of a really large (in amateur terms) primary mirror of a 18″ Newtonian telescope, a Skywatcher Stargate-450P GOTO telescope.… Read more »