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My understanding is not that the carbon fiber will cool more quickly but that once it reaches equilibrium, it stays there. In contrast, the aluminum continues to cool throughout the night as the

Hi Wayne. I was using a G11. When I bought that mount for the C14 I thought I would use the scope visual only, but then got bit by the CCD bug. The G11 worked only satisfactory and at f2.1. I did get

Thank you! Johannes Hanover, Germany EMail: look@... Web: http://www.skyobjects.com

Good point.

Kevin, Perhaps that is it. I am no expert so I am speculating with my thoughts. However, I do not understand how the aluminum would continue to cool and the carbon fiber not? Won't each type of

Hi everybody !!!! I am thinking of getting a wheeley bar ( wheels for my ci 700 ); For the same reason the attachment bar also comes with a screw on leveler. So you can balance your telescope. I know

Hi Jim, I don?t own the Optec TFC-S but I ordered one and I am still waiting to receive the Optec. But I think you don?t need to fix the mirror with screws. I never heard this before. I think you

Sorry to bother the C14 list again with this request, but I really, really, really need help on this subject. If anyone has any suggestions or recommendations. Jim

Hi Paul, I am interested in more information. Can you send me some links about that? Thank you, Johannes. Hanover, Germany EMail: look@... Web: http://www.skyobjects.com Am Donnerstag, 30.

I would not see the need to lock the mirror down. Why do you think you need to lock the mirror down? You should only have to do a rough focus with the manual knob and then fine focus with the TCF. By

Does the CI-700 not allow you to level each leg individually? Paul Atkinson

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Would love to know the mount. I am using a G11 and am pushing it. Might have to pony up for the 900 or 1200 and would like to hear your opinion. Paul Atkinson

Hi all, I myself am very sceptical that the Carbon Fiber tube will have benefits vs an Aluminum Tube on an SCT, or MCT. If so, why hasn't someone like Roland Christen used this on his AP 10" MAK? Or

Ken, I really liked the M57 shot at f/11. Tack sharp! The 3.3 reducer seemed to degrade the images on the other two. You mention the AP1200 really improved performance, but didn't say over what? What

I pester my dealer repeatedly to see if Celestron could deliver the my C14 in carbon fiber (or is carbon fibre) and he indicated no such animal existed patiently and profusely and that the aluminum

Hi Paul, If we're lucky, the senior management of Celesron will buy the Celstron assets, including the name from Tasco and succeed in running the company. This will be difficult because the high-end

what is carbin fiber optical tube. Can someone tell me or explain how carbin fiber works on a telescope. And also have you heard anything about the CM 1400 GT, How good is this telescope. Will The CM

Although I am sure that there are others that can expound upon "carbon fiber" better than I, I will venture what I have heard. Supposedly, the carbon fiber is lighter than aluminum and is suppose to

Maybe this is old news to many, but Tasco is going down. There are several articles, I can provide links to people, where they are done. What impact is this going to have on Celestron? In fact, in