Servus Reiner
Howdy again this great forum! A beautiful image of this object! Is there to do with 16 inches with OIII or UHC?
Lg von Hajü
Servus Reiner
Howdy again this great forum! A beautiful image of this object! Is there to do with 16 inches with OIII or UHC?
Lg von Hajü
Last edited by hajuem; July 25th, 2012 at 08:39 AM.
Originally Posted by hajuem
Howdy!
I am told that someone has seen the brightest part of this object with a 12 inch (30cm). So it should be viewable in a 16 inch (40cm) with an OIII.
Wishing You Clear, Dark, Steady Skies...
Jeff Gortatowsky, Redondo Beach. CA
56cm f/4.2 UC-22 - Not the wisest choice I ever made.
30cm f/5 Orion XT-12
25cm f/4.7 DobStuff Dob
18cm f/5.7 Teleport
15cm f/5.2 ES Mak-Newt
127mm f/10 Celestron SCT
120mm f/7.5 SkyWatcher ED Doublet APO
101mm f/5.4 Televue TV-101 APO
90mm f/7 StellarVue Triplet APO
80mm f/15 Sears Achro
72mm SkyWatcher ED
60mm Lunt Ha Solar scope
Hi Hajü,
the summer I observed this one for the first time, I talked to Matthias Kronberger on Deep Sky Meeting (the first one in 2009). As you can imagine, he already had observed this one before (if it comes to faint HII regions, Matthias has bagged them all :-) ). This was at the time when he only had his 10". So this should be a lower limit, using filters, of course.
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