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Sadly, Questar seems to be out of business. https://www.cloudynights.com/topic/932549-any-new-news-out-of-questar/?hl=questar Mark

John: I had the club’s Meade Mak and now it’s with Geoff. If it were a Questar I might still have it. George

Looking forward to seeing everyone - Scott [email protected]> wrote:

That's it!? Blast I couldn't remember their name. Doesn't or didn't George have a 7" Questar Maksutov?? They sure are fine machines and a wonder to look at as well as look through! Thanks for

Questar?

I've even set an alarm clock and that's quite rare for me to get up early to make New London for 10:30 AM!? I'm barely up by that time normally. John Yahoo Mail: Search, Organize, Conquer On Sun, Feb

Jeff, I have a 7" Maksutov.? It's not out of reach if you go with a Sky-Watcher USA version.? I had to get two the 1st came with a cracked primary!!! Their packaging certainly isn't the quality

Leslie: I’ll be there, George

I saw this news also, Another wish list item to buy second-hand after the kids are done with college in about 20 years :) Put it right next to a 7" Maksutov haha!

Hi All, I am just confirming who is coming to Conn tomorrow, 2/10, between 10:30 and 11a.m. to help with removal of the primary and secondary mirror from the 20-inch. The people who I believe are

19 mm eye relief is especially valuable for eyeglass wearers. I do wear eyeglasses but tend to view with out them. As I have had variable astigmatism,? Al was trying to properly 'size' their

Ah. My Ethos are 100 degree and 80 degree, 21mm and 13mm respectively. Not sure on the eye relief but no complaints. Thank you, John. -- Alan Sheiness Trail 53 Observatory, Lyme CT Lymelight Presents

AFOV and eye relief.85° vs. 100° AFOV and the new was have 19 mm eye relief.? I don't recall what the Ethos have, but you can easily look that up or know it already from using them. Tye 7s are nore

What would the distinguishing characteristic differences be vs my Ethos 21mm and 13mm that are pairing well in my f/8 ACF? (And in the 82ED as it turns out.) -- Alan Sheiness Trail 53 Observatory,

Oh man, I’m not going to be able to resist these little pieces of astro jewelry. I’ll start with the 19mm, which will slot perfectly into the f/15 achromat I’m finishing. But I’m sure I’ll

Awesome Leslie, sounds like a great plan, and I shoulda known that you would have all the little details taken into consideration! Thanks, Jay

I missed this in my email yesterday. The Tele Vue Blog announcing the Type 7 Nagler Eyepiece. Of course Mark is keeping me on my toes again. So here's the tale of the Type 7: It's a natural extension

looks good! Bruce

PNG version better.

Hi Leslie, Attached is a jpg of the TAAS logo. I have a png version if that's better. I put it in the TAAS groups.io files folder, too. George and I have the TAAS banners. Can get you one of them for