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Started by tvdavis, 09/08/2005 03:36AM
Posted 09/08/2005 03:36AM | Edited 09/08/2005 03:36AM Opening Post
Here's a test image from last night. I'm still trying to get the BRC collimated. Very challenging -- at least for this small brain.

BRC-250 f/5
STL-11000M
RGB 25:25:25 min

I still don't have my PDF so the focus is not right on -- the FWHM was 2.8 by my hand focusing.

Tom

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Posted 09/08/2005 07:01PM | Edited 09/08/2005 07:01PM #1
Glad to see you back Tom. I'm sure we are going to enjoy lots of images with your new setup.
Posted 09/10/2005 06:03AM #2
Very nice. Seems to be quite well collimated.

You can use the Tak collimating scope.
I am about to get my collimation better on an RCOS and I got an Antares laser unit from Scope Stuff I used to use on a Vixen R200SS. That was touchy to collimate but the laser made it veyr easy and fast. I also got a Cheshire eyepiece to double check.

Greg.
Posted 09/12/2005 01:39AM #3
Wonderful shot, my friend! 8)
Keep'em coming!

Ivan Gastaldo 8)
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