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20-October-2009, 05:19 PM
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Been a while, tried M33
Awful weather most of 2009 here, caught a couple hours last night on M33 with the 190 mm Mak Newt and a Rebel Mod. Could not manage to attach although I resized it to smaller than 140 KB, so here is a link to a larger version. WOUld love more time, if skies allowed, but 2 hours seems to be our monthly allowance here in the Midwest. Image is guided with ED80, PHD and a Starshoot1.
http://www.astrophotogallery.org/sho...php/photo/4237 Paul 
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27-October-2009, 05:13 AM
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 Weather has been pretty lousy here in South Oz too. Dids you know some sharp-eyed folks are able to spot M33 (the Triangulum or Pinwheel galaxy) with the unaided eye? Were you able to do that at all?
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