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My drawing from Friday evening. NGC 4562 is barely visible on the original drawing, I hope it makes it to your screens.
After Friday I believe it is possible in a good 4". Peter, I think you need more magnification than you used in your 4". Norman, for 72mm under alpine skies probably doable. It is amazing what can be seen under good conditions even in tiny apertures...
The Darker the Better!
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18" f4.5 Obsession Classic #1934
10" f5 Skyatcher Dob
152mm f5.9 Teleskop Service
Takahashi FS128
SkyWatcher 120 f5
Takahashi FS102
Takahashi FSQ106N
SkyWatcher ED80 Pro
SkyWatcher ED72 Evostar
Televue Naglers and Ethos
Holy moly you need averted vision to see it.
Clear Skies,
Jimi Lowrey
Fort Davis Texas
48"F4 OMI/TEC
28'F4 ATM
Indeed!!!!!Originally Posted by Jimi Lowrey
Holy moly you need averted vision to see it.
The Darker the Better!
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18" f4.5 Obsession Classic #1934
10" f5 Skyatcher Dob
152mm f5.9 Teleskop Service
Takahashi FS128
SkyWatcher 120 f5
Takahashi FS102
Takahashi FSQ106N
SkyWatcher ED80 Pro
SkyWatcher ED72 Evostar
Televue Naglers and Ethos
Great drawing I know it is hard to draw a object and show it at the limit of visibility. Good Job!
Clear Skies,
Jimi Lowrey
Fort Davis Texas
48"F4 OMI/TEC
28'F4 ATM
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