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The cure is within our reach. Maybe November 3rd. -Roger Greenwood

You can see it online in this thread's message.? ---------------------------------------?Jeff Gortatowsky, Redondo Beach, CA"Religion... together we can find the cure." - Richard Dawkins

Thanks! This is exactly what I needed to know. Really appreciate the pictures.

Great Information guys! After this and all the other great feedback I have gotten; I am leaning towards something like the 9X60 and likely mounting it near the main eye piece with a counter weight.

Yes, The dove tail mount base is the same. Stellarvue also offers a "raised" version which I use on my 11" scope to get above the upper OTA ring. Both bases shown here. [image: finder-mount-10x50.jpg]

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Notice the Telrad riser. Also worth it from the ground. ---------------------------------------?Jeff Gortatowsky, Redondo Beach, CAReligion... together we can find the cure." - Richard Dawkins

... and here it is... works really well, someone can observe wide-field while on the ground and someone else can be up the ladder at the same time... -- Paul Alsing 25" f/5 Classic Obsession

My friends in San Diego have a 25 and a 20. Now that they have DSCs they use thosemost of the time. But I recall when my friend was using a Celestron Comet Catcher as a finder!Of course that was a

Thanks Matt, that distinction is helpful! Do they/you use a common mounting dovetail style base or rings? I’d prefer to just mount one on my 20” Classic

I have a 22" UC and both Stellarvue finders. When I'm in the mood for star hopping or forced into that situation I like the 13x80. It matches my star atlas well down to 11th mag and makes it easier to

Hello,I have the 22"UC which I am the second owner.? The original owner had a Telrad and a RA finder scope mounted on the upper assembly ring. I will attach some photos.?Clear skies,?FrankSent from

Hi Chris, For 19 years, the Obsession group, like many others was hosted at Yahoo. Then toward the end of 2019, Yahoo announced that essentially they would no longer be supporting the posting of user

Is there another group? I just found this one and like it. Chris wrote:

I have a SQL database which was an archival snapshot of the original Obsession User Group hosted on Yahoo. It includes the first post made on 3rd June 2000 through to the last post on 5th October

Am I missing something obvious? I am viewing through my smartphone, so maybe that is part of the problem, after looking at the "manual" for groups.io, I don't see an intuitive way to upload photos or

You can always post the question on the new group! Hey, let's reinvent the wheel and have fun doing it!! Not really being sarcastic, but realistic... -Roger 18" Classic AN/SC/FSA

Also if you missed it just this morning it was announced that Yahoo groups will shut down on December 15th. "Beginning December 15, 2020 the Yahoo Groups website will shut down and members will no

Ya, I kinda thought that, but I can't remember seeing it clearly stated anywhere. Of course .... I'm having more and more senior moments as the years pile up. Oh well, may they RIP Thanks Brooks

Totally gone as far as I know. -Roger 18" Classic AN/SC/FSA www.astrocrumb.com<http://www.astrocrumb.com/>