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Usually the hot weather we have been having in northern Calif brings steady
seeing if you can get transparency This year is no different but the fires have wiped out the transparency Today we got a weather change bringing the Pacific flow onshore and with that some clearing skies and nice seeing. I say "clearing" skies: we have a long way to go... The moon looks orange for example. But tonight I tried the 18" cass again with the Proline 9K. This time I ran unbinned. I was measuring 2.1" to 2.4" on the best subs and that is at 20 minutes exposure at 5760mm focal length (image scale of 0.43"/pixel) this is 200 minutes total using a Baader halpha filter http://www.narrowbandimaging.com/sh2...er_ha_page.htm |
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