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November 26th 03, 02:34 AM
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scope for light pollution
Right now light pollution in my yard isn't bad at all (about mag. 5),
but by next fall there will be a shopping plaza and parking lot built adjacent to it, so I expect light pollution to be very bad. I was all set to buy an 8" Dob, but when the light pollution arrives, I might not be able to see much more than planets, so I might have no choice but to get a planetary scope. What will give me the sharpest planetary views: 8" f/6 Dob, 6" f/8 Dob, 80mm Orion ED refractor, or 90-100mm Chinese non-apo refactor? 
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