Celestron/Vixen SP-C102 (also known as "The Grand Old Refractor)
Tele Vue Pronto (also known as "Tasco Tonto")
Antares 105
William Optics Zenithstar 80 Fluorite (poppa's, not mine)
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- An Atlas for the Struve Double Hunters...The CDSA
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What a fun line up of telescopes! I would enjoy spending some observe time with that long focus Antares 105.
ReplyDeleteCan you share some observations with us with this scope?
I should be able to gather my thoughts on the 105 soon but I can say I have enjoyed every minute with it. Better than my old C102 in just about every way, and looking at Jupiter last night despite the altitude, it was good.
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