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Tommentator
1 year ago

With a simple binoculars (Zoom 8-20x) and a good tripod, you can see “something” but you should at least enjoy a 114/900 mm reflector. I started this a few decades ago *hust*. This is strong enough, even for other objects, and forms the planets sufficiently well for observation. You see – this also needs exercise – the bands on Jupiter, the Saturn rings and the band. Shadow game of the 4 Jupiter Moons. In the case of good “seaing” the Cassinian division of the rings may also be.

Mounting (here three-legged) is important, it should be as stable as possible. Azimut is ok at the beginning, later an equatorial/”German mounting” would be much better, but also more expensive.

https://www.idealo.de/preisvergleich/OffersOfProduct/3768268_-114-900-mm-az-national-geographic.html

Of course there are 130-150mm for ~250€…

Gnurfy
1 year ago
Reply to  Tommentator

I would just like to add that for lens view or even telescopes, correspondingly high-quality opticals with as low as possible color/range distortion as possible and as low as possible color change.

to TE;

With a 100 mm mirror for 100 euros Toys it falls to you in high magnification rates even in the Me you do not seem to be able to respond so well to customers and their needs, because in my eyes the questioner has expressed very well what it wants. scgwer with his as much as possible non-smooth tracking “handish” on his “reisigstativ” with a more massive look than the tripod really offers.

At a few hundred times even a fur on the chair on a swim or laminate quickly brought the whole into problems.

I write from experience!

LG

Gnurfy
1 year ago
Reply to  Gnurfy

The “Toys” mirror reflex tube in itself wasn’t even bad with its 150 to 1000, but for 100 Mark, its tripod could be massively desired with Luna and a solid fur on the chair cushion.

Freehand without crank You also don’t have a chance to follow La-Luna in a high magnification factor on such a swabble stand.

At 600-1000 times, said fur on flexible floors…

hologence
1 year ago

e.g. something like this: 200/1200 Dobson (opening/ focal length, the magnification results from the selected eyepiece)

jule2204
1 year ago

To see something like that, you need a telescope.
A binoculars is not enough.