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televue 5x powermate
i am considering getting one of the 5x powermates to go with my ed80
refractor. they say that these are primarily used with short focal length refractors. the ed80 is 7.5 fl. i was hoping to use it to do prime focus photography. now i am wondering if this is a wise investment. regards, john |
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televue 5x powermate
I have a Pronto, 480mm focus length, the 5x Powermate is a must for planets,
unless I want to look through tiny, pip holed 4 mm eypieces. Julius "shawn o'deal" wrote in message ... i am considering getting one of the 5x powermates to go with my ed80 refractor. they say that these are primarily used with short focal length refractors. the ed80 is 7.5 fl. i was hoping to use it to do prime focus photography. now i am wondering if this is a wise investment. regards, john |
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televue 5x powermate
I have a Pronto, 480mm focus length, the 5x Powermate is a must for planets,
unless I want to look through tiny, pip holed 4 mm eypieces. Julius "shawn o'deal" wrote in message ... i am considering getting one of the 5x powermates to go with my ed80 refractor. they say that these are primarily used with short focal length refractors. the ed80 is 7.5 fl. i was hoping to use it to do prime focus photography. now i am wondering if this is a wise investment. regards, john |
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televue 5x powermate
I have a Pronto, 480mm focus length, the 5x Powermate is a must for planets,
unless I want to look through tiny, pip holed 4 mm eypieces. Julius A barlow is necessary with a Pronto to get reasonable magnifications but a 2x like an Ultima does a fine job. jon |
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televue 5x powermate
I have a Pronto, 480mm focus length, the 5x Powermate is a must for planets,
unless I want to look through tiny, pip holed 4 mm eypieces. Julius A barlow is necessary with a Pronto to get reasonable magnifications but a 2x like an Ultima does a fine job. jon |
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