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11 years 10 months ago #94251 by DaveGrennan
Replied by DaveGrennan on topic Re: Starlight Microfocuser
Pat I've spent quite a bit of time testing various brands of focusers of late and starlight is as good as any i've seen. If you want to *really* make the most of it tho, you might consider investing in a pair of 'flopstoppers' so that the mirror can't shift while focusing.

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11 years 10 months ago #94252 by Pat_Dunne
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DaveGrennan wrote: Pat I've spent quite a bit of time testing various brands of focusers of late and starlight is as good as any i've seen. If you want to *really* make the most of it tho, you might consider investing in a pair of 'flopstoppers' so that the mirror can't shift while focusing.

Cheers Dave, I have found the Starlight to be really good. Thanks for the suggestion of the flopstoppers, but I'll have to hold fire on any new purchases for the time been.

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