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Robert Williams wrote:
Hi there Gang, this weekend I join the PST owners club - so sorry for the cloudy weather today - obviously the weatherman was wrong? First impressions are that the image detail is superb and I'm very impressed with the ease of use. Got hold of a PST on Friday. Also very impressed with the quality of the images. The amount and variety of detail that can be had by tuning the etalon is stunning. ;-) I have noticed that certain eyepieces that I have tried with the PST cannot achieve focus. I've tried Vixen Lanthanums and Abbe orthoscopics and there is just not enough focus travel to get sharp images. Can anyone recommend whether certain types of eyepieces work/don't work with the PST? Only used the eyepiece that came with it (bit fussy about eye position, fair amount of blacking out) and a GTO Zoom which came to focus easily and gave rather nice views at a variety of magnifications. Looking forward to trying others when the clouds go away (probably some time in May... 2007). I should mention that our PST was funded by the Institute of Physics in Scotland, to be used by myself and colleagues from the Glasgow Science Centre for public outreach activities. Already had about twenty people from my department and half a dozen construction workers take a peek on Friday. Very positive comments from everyone - including the wag who reckoned he didn't need a scope to spot the sun - Oh the banter!... Cheers Dave |
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