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New Telescope, budget 2000 euros. some advice please.

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11 years 11 months ago #93816 by manic_dave
Im thinking

17mm Nagler

30mm GSO Superview

and a few Badder 1.25mm for the higher power along with a barlow

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11 years 11 months ago #93824 by Frank Ryan
Dave. My answer to your OP is gonna be real short;
The biggest aperature motorised Dob you can find.

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11 years 11 months ago #93825 by manic_dave
I think the 12" is the limit of my budget, another 2" would cost 474 euro more. Thats one Nagler!

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11 years 11 months ago #93844 by manic_dave
Ok i think its the Dob for me, this is what im thinking, am i missing anything here ? is there anything i dont need?

Skywatcher Skyliner 300P SynScan - 12" GoTo Dobson Teleskop
Tele Vue Nagler 17mm - 2" - 82° Feld - Typ 4
Baader Hyperion Eyepiece 5mm - 1,25" - Wide Angle 68
TS ED Barlow lens 2x - 2" - ED Element - BIG BARLOW
12V Powertank - 17Ah - rechargeable - with searchligh
Astrozap Straylight Protection - Skywatcher 12" Skyliner Flextub
TS Optics 2" Premium UHC Filter - more Contras
2" Premium O-III filter by TS Optics
TS Optics 2" Newtonian Telescope Coma Corrector from f/4
Universal contrast filter 2"
Crosshair eyepiece - 1.25" - 12mm focal length - illuminated
Dobsonian tube balance weight system, for 12" GSO / Meade
TS Newtonian Laser Collimator - 1.25" connection - full metal

Comes in not far off budget

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11 years 11 months ago - 11 years 11 months ago #93846 by Nerro
If that would be my shopping list I would get badder mpcc instead of TS coma corrector.would get Cheshire or a premium laser collimator (you will be using it every time so wouldn't go cheap) and why would you need cross EP?would get a 30mm or similar for extra wide field.cant go wrong with them :)
But that's just me...
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11 years 11 months ago #93847 by manic_dave
This coma corrector ?

whats the advantage to it ?

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