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In article , Gleb wrote:
1. To be mounted in 1.25 inch ocular socket (2" socket??). To be used with telescopes with diameter in the range 25cm to 1m. I wouldn't waste effort trying to make the kit fit into a 1.25" form factor - most serious amateurs (if you're talking about metre scale telescopes, then you're talking about quite seriously committed amateurs) will have taken the plunge to use 2" eyepieces etc. On the other hand we have little experience with astronomy and therefore any advice would help. Odd. I can't think of any other field than astronomy with a real need for AO. Might just be my lack of imagination though. 3. The system will require an additional laptop computer to run the AO and will add to the complexity of the telescope setup. Will it? The AO would need to be operating while your imager is accumulating photons, but that accumulation does not really need the active participation of the computer. While you're reading the imager though, you don't really need the AO to be operating. Do you? -- Aidan Karley, Aberdeen, Scotland, Location: 57°10'11" N, 02°08'43" W (sub-tropical Aberdeen), 0.021233 |
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