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Hi all,
I have remounted my cheap diffraction grating (only 20Euro and it is even blazed!) closer to my long exposure modified surveillance camera to see how deep I might be able to get. My first target to try it out was a couple of Wolf Raynet stars (WR 135, 140) nice and easy around mag7-8 but spectra down to mag 12 were also visible. This is fun! The spectra and more info on the website here http://www.leadbeaterhome.fsnet.co.u...troscopy_2.htm Robin ---------------------------------------------------------------- Robin Leadbeater N54.75 W3.24 www.leadbeaterhome.fsnet.co.uk/astro.htm ---------------------------------------------------------------- |
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