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[AZ-Observing] Re: The Mice and Other Rodents
- From: "Jack Jones" <spicastar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <az-observing@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 6 May 2002 18:13:23 -0700
This agrees with the axiom that smaller scopes fair better with a UHC
filter, and it takes a larger scope having more light gathering power to
make full use of an OIII filter. You use what you have but it's a general
guideline in contemplating a purchase. In going from a 10" to a 14.5" I kept
the UHC.
Jack Jones
Saguaro Astronomy Club
Lunar List Awards and
Messier Marathon Coordinator
Phoenix AZ
spicastar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
When I observed this with my 15cm telescope in 1989, I found it better
with a UHC filter than with the [OIII]. I noted that it "needs
critically-averted vision to see much at all." Marling's 'true-visual'
magnitude for this is 13.0, probably about right, but the large size makes
it a classic low-surface-brightness test.
\Brian
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