Refractordude wrote:I snipped this from some place. Right click the image.
Refractordude, it's as if you have discovered the twin brother that I never knew I had.
Refractordude wrote:I snipped this from some place. Right click the image.
Glad you are enjoying BCO Q-turret. I feel that it should be a strong contender for any frac orDon Alvarez wrote: ↑Mon Apr 06, 2020 3:35 pm First upgrade? I'm pretty sure it was the Meade 5k UWA's. After that followed a smattering of Superviews, Meade plossls and smoothies. What gets the most use now is the BCO's in the Q-turret. It's already set up and works no issues with the 150. Clickety-click. That thing is great.
Not just CATs and Fracs! They beat out Delos on fine planetary detail especially shadow transits on Jupiter.Bigzmey wrote: ↑Mon Apr 06, 2020 7:05 pmGlad you are enjoying BCO Q-turret. I feel that it should be a strong contender for any frac orDon Alvarez wrote: ↑Mon Apr 06, 2020 3:35 pm First upgrade? I'm pretty sure it was the Meade 5k UWA's. After that followed a smattering of Superviews, Meade plossls and smoothies. What gets the most use now is the BCO's in the Q-turret. It's already set up and works no issues with the 150. Clickety-click. That thing is great.CAT owner looking forEP upgrades.
Agree! BCOs themselves perform well in any type of scopes. Q-turret will not work in Newts/DOBs - not enough inward focuser travel.notFritzArgelander wrote: ↑Mon Apr 06, 2020 8:36 pmNot just CATs and Fracs! They beat out Delos on fine planetary detail especially shadow transits on Jupiter.Bigzmey wrote: ↑Mon Apr 06, 2020 7:05 pmGlad you are enjoying BCO Q-turret. I feel that it should be a strong contender for any frac orDon Alvarez wrote: ↑Mon Apr 06, 2020 3:35 pm First upgrade? I'm pretty sure it was the Meade 5k UWA's. After that followed a smattering of Superviews, Meade plossls and smoothies. What gets the most use now is the BCO's in the Q-turret. It's already set up and works no issues with the 150. Clickety-click. That thing is great.CAT owner looking forEP upgrades.
It's hit or miss on Newts I guess. It doesn't work in my 10" Skyline, but I noted when I got the Apertura 6" F5 newt that it had a lot of in-focus, and it does work with that.
Good to know. Was Apertura 6" designed withDon Alvarez wrote: ↑Tue Apr 07, 2020 12:52 pmIt's hit or miss on Newts I guess. It doesn't work in my 10" Skyline, but I noted when I got the Apertura 6" F5 newt that it had a lot of in-focus, and it does work with that.
The F4 150 is their astrograph, but before I bought it I put the question to Highpoint about the F5 150 and using it with a
This makes sense. All myDon Alvarez wrote: ↑Thu Apr 09, 2020 2:50 pmThe F4 150 is their astrograph, but before I bought it I put the question to Highpoint about the F5 150 and using it with aDSLR , they said it would work so long as I used acoma corrector. So maybe it is, or maybe it's just serendipity. I ended up with the F5 because its cheaper and could double duty with visual andAP .
Funny thing is, even with the Q-turret I still have a reasonable amount of in-focus left. I have to use extension tubes withEP 's a lot, even though the primary seems to be all the way back in the housing.
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