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I put together 8 images from 10-08-20 to 12-29-20 to show Mars diminishing in apparent size as it moves away from Earth: marsanimation1_full.gif (1064×1064) (bcastropics.com) (

And dont believe focal lengths :) I had an interesting experience tonight with a CPC925GPS (plus Celestron f6.3 reducer corrector) while looking at Jupiter-Saturn 1degree apart With 32mm I could not

seeing the discussion on Barlows here.? For some reason I cannot reply to the posts?? So, I'll try sending this online. I don't have the Edge version of the C14 but this still applies.? I made up a

I don't have the Edge version of the Celestron C14 but this still applies. I made up a chart while I was evaluating Barlows and deciding if it was worth it to get the ASI 290 for planetary imaging. At

I see that model on the website, something newer than I am aware of. I know Don sold the product line a few years ago. I have two of their Barlow’s Makes sense if you just want to boost

No, in my case it is a 1.25x power Barlow. At least I believe it is. I will check next time I am out there to be sure though.

Hi, Perhaps someone recalled a message and I've been sent lots of recall falure messages (perhaps everyone else has too?). There may be a setting in the forum which might need turning to the 'off'

Neal Kleinman would like to recall the message, "[C14EdgeHD] Mars - 12-10-20".

1.25 is the inch diameter not the power of the barlow Sent: Wednesday, December 30, 2020 8:58 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [C14EdgeHD] Mars - 12-10-20 Mine is 1.25X From: C14EdgeHD@groupsio

Mine is 1.25X Sent: Tuesday, December 29, 2020 12:00 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [C14EdgeHD] Mars - 12-10-20 Vernonscope is a brand name sold by Don Yeir of NY. It is actually a Barlow

Vernonscope is a brand name sold by Don Yeir of NY. It is actually a Barlow lens. If memory serves me correct it was 1.6X Sent: Tuesday, December 29, 2020 10:08 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: