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Posts Made By: Tim Drazek

May 24, 2004 05:20 PM Forum: Equipment Talk

Used Equipment Prices Vs. Retail

Posted By Tim Drazek
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You know ...I've been wanting to post this for a while now, and seeing someone's add for an eyepiece that's $15 less than retail...Guess what?!!!

I'm gonna pay the "extra" $15 and buy new !

...now I realize this is going to vary with supply and demand and the orgional cost of the item, but, keep pricing stuff @ < 5% of retail and you probly will find someone to buy it... but not me.

clear skys to all

June 4, 2006 02:01 PM Forum: CCD Imaging and Processing/Deep Sky

M13

Posted By Tim Drazek
Here is a 5 second shot of m13 using a Starlight Express mx7c and a GSO 8" F4 newt

August 21, 2003 08:53 PM Forum: CCD Imaging and Processing/Solar System

Mars Aug.21st 2003

Posted By Tim Drazek
Yu,
What F/ ratio was that taken at?
and...
How many images were stacked?

tim

October 19, 2003 07:42 PM Forum: CCD Imaging and Processing/Solar System

Shadows in Plato

Posted By Tim Drazek
Wes,
With the images u are able to get, I do NOT believe u have a 14.5" Starmaster... u must have spaceship and are taking these pictures out one of the portholes !

tim

October 25, 2003 12:07 AM Forum: CCD Imaging and Processing/Solar System

Early Jupiter 10/23/03

Posted By Tim Drazek
sweet !

Nice job Wes !

February 1, 2004 03:56 PM Forum: CCD Imaging and Processing/Solar System

Jupiter's Big Blue Spot?

Posted By Tim Drazek
my guess is its an impact zone from a comet strike.

March 17, 2004 03:11 AM Forum: Equipment Talk

EP's for 9.25 Nexstar GPS? Advise needed.

Posted By Tim Drazek
David,
I used to own a C9.25 and I have to recommend a Nagler 7 mm Type 1. Views of the moon were simply stunning... so much so that you'll find yourself loosing track of time gazing at the eyepiece into the wee hours of the morning. You will swear your looking out the port hole of a spaceship orbiting a few hundred miles above the surface.

Clear Skys,

tim

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