MS40/PST .6A first lightPosted By Jean Dorais |
Ralp,
Sounds like a really great setup. I am looking forward to getting my SM40 to stack onto the PST in June, so not long now! Woohoo! Any chance you can get some pics of the non-stacked/stacked views through the scope?
Clear skies,
Jean D.
Ottawa, ON
Canada
Sounds like a really great setup. I am looking forward to getting my SM40 to stack onto the PST in June, so not long now! Woohoo! Any chance you can get some pics of the non-stacked/stacked views through the scope?
Clear skies,
Jean D.
Ottawa, ON
Canada
ralph marantino said:
First light on my dual stacked PST........... Well for a $1,300.00 outlay..the contrast on surface filamentary detail was better than my Daystar .65 ATM and it was a lot easier to "tune in" surface features and "zoom in" on specific filaments..I found that using the Teleview zoom eyepiece 12mm gave the best overall view and after putting on a Teleview SolSearcher it was easier to keep centered..I did not find a "sweet spot" the whole disk view was equally detailed and contrasty all in all this new technology is really great..the scope may not be as impressive as the 152mm Astrophysics with 2 feet of "optical train" hanging in the back with a hand grenade 31mm type 5 Nagler in the 2 inch diagonal but boy the pleasure of the
convieniance shure outweighs everything else it looks like my retirement just got bumped up a notch all of you cll I was just out for 45 minutes with the .6A MS40/PST and it way exceeded my expectations foran share at Jersey Starquest or the Summer Starparty in Savoy..