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unnamed areas on todays sun one with a long filament.
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superb resolution , thx .
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Congratulations Jeff on having your image selected as todays TSS APOD!

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Ben Cartwright SASS wrote: Mon Sep 20, 2021 10:34 pm unnamed areas on todays sun one with a long filament.
Lunt 102ED Quark Chromosphere ZWO ASI174mm
Awesome images and congrats on APOD!

But I have a dumb question. Is your Lunt a normal refractor? For some reason I assumed all Lunt scopes were Ha Solar scopes. But that is what you are using the Quark for. So I just wanted to make sure I understand you are using the Quark on a refractor :Astronomer1:
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gcisko wrote: Tue Sep 21, 2021 9:50 pm
Ben Cartwright SASS wrote: Mon Sep 20, 2021 10:34 pm unnamed areas on todays sun one with a long filament.
Lunt 102ED Quark Chromosphere ZWO ASI174mm
Awesome images and congrats on APOD!

But I have a dumb question. Is your Lunt a normal refractor? For some reason I assumed all Lunt scopes were Ha Solar scopes. But that is what you are using the Quark for. So I just wanted to make sure I understand you are using the Quark on a refractor :Astronomer1:
Lunt makes or made an Achromat, the Lunt 102ED a really nice f/7 refractor with a really sweet 10-1 focuser! Their new scopes combine Ha as well as you take the etalon off and can use it at night

I have a Lunt LS80 (Ha only) just replaced the blue filter on the blocking filter as it got some kind of growth, at least the replacement is only $8 and easy to change, it is a known problem
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