Waxing Crescent Moon
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@thejedi007 Thanks Im also looking at maksutovs but i think ill stick with my newtonian for now.
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what about meade 5000?
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Awesome...! I just bought a WO refractor and it just came a few days ago. Seems like a great scope. Can't wait to start using it...!
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thank u
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Hi, I have a 130mm Newtonian reflector. What would you say is better for the moon and planets? This or my one? I mainly look at the planets and moon and am looking to upgrade. I have £400 to spend and want it on an equatrial mount any suggestions. Thanks. Very Good Video by the way. My scope never shows this much detail.
radiantracoon 1 year ago
@radiantracoon Hi, thanks for dropping by. If your observations are mostly planetary (moon and planets) a refractor is normally recommended. However your Newtonian reflector is a little better for deep space objects and they are cheaper for the aperture size. If you want to do astrophotography, especially on the moon, imo a refractor (like mine) is highly recommended. Otherwise, stick to your Newtonian, it should serve you well!
thejedi007 1 year ago
very nice ill buy one what do u recomend?takahasi or william optics
djdriv3 4 years ago
Takahashi has better optics but William Optics is great value for money. You probably pay up to twice the amount for the same aperture size for Takahashi. For the quality + price, WO is the winner imo.
thejedi007 4 years ago