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The C14 has the obvious advantage of a greater aparture, but that comes with the problems related to a 3910mm focal length. As a new C14 user, I'm learning that this long focal length tends to

Johannes, I own both a C11 and a C14, both are on a CI700 mount with a Losmandy Gemini drive (C11) and an Astrometric SkyWalker drive (CM14). You will see brighter images and more detail (Orion

I plan to buy a bigger telescope, but I am not sure if C11 or C14. I observe from an 500.000 resident city, own a 7" Maksutov-SC, Losmandy HGM 200 Mount and I want to see visuel more than

Good evening Gary: The answer is dependent upon which CCD camera you have. The Optec f/0.33 will not work with the ST-9E. I do not know about the Meade unit. Clear skies, Kevin

I have used the Meade 3.3 reducer and it works very well with the ST237. Very sharp images across the field of view. Fastar is really wonderful with the C14. I highly recommend it if you have

Hi all, I'm considering getting a "3.3" focal reducer, for use with my C14 for CCD imaging. Two such devices are readily available, the Optec and the Meade. I'm interested in other users

Hmm .. because my primary mirror of my c14 is just too heavy .. Li Jie, You have to be more detailed. You cannot move the declination any further in what way? What tube rings? And why do you need

i see .. okay .. thanks! =lijie= e117 [2002] 7540832 [2 Cor. 5:7] We live by faith and not by sight. --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Auctions Great stuff seeking new

Li Jie, You have to be more detailed. You cannot move the declination any further in what way? What tube rings? And why do you need them? Adding tube counterweights has the nasty side-effect of

Losmandy sells weights that fit on the dovetail plates. They might provide a solution for balancing your scope. Regards Frank the tube rings are blocking it .. therefore the problem of balancing

the problem is that i cannot move the declination any further as the tube rings are blocking it .. therefore the problem of balancing =lijie= e117 [2002] 7540832 [2 Cor. 5:7] We live by faith and

Have you got a Losmandy reference to the bar and rings ? I want to do the same thing with a C11 and an Orion ST 80 !

Actually, the normal procedure is to set the scope up as close to how you plan to use it (dew shield, finder, diagonal, eyepiece, etc.), then best guess where tube balance will be. Move the dec

Hi may i know how do you balance the declination of the C14? =lijie= e117 [2002] 7540832 [2 Cor. 5:7] We live by faith and not by sight. --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo!

Hi, I have an NGF-S on my C-14. No special adaptors are needed. The NGF-S kit has everything you need. Regards, Chip

I have my C14 set up with a Celestron shot tube 80. It is an outstanding finder for faint DSO's when in the Fastar configuration. I mounted it on the C14 using a Losmandy dovetail bar on the

Hi, When I bought a 20 year old Orange tube C14 (with excellent optics !) a month ago there was a part called "Tangent Assembly" together with it. So you can put a C8, C5, schmidt-camera, guide scope

Hi may i know how do you set up a guide scope? i was wondering how you attach a firstscope or something like that onto a c14 .. and i have also found this cool laser thing that allows you to see

Would I be able to use the 6.3 focal reducer with 2" ep's and diagonal along with NGF-S focuser? I have seen some threads that say it is possible as long as you AREN'T using the NGF due to how the

I am going to be using this focuser with the C14. Do I need a special adapter to connect this to the C14. Will adapter I have on my Meade 12" allow me to connect it? Paul