Telescope Adapter For Minolta Md Lenses
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I'll wager that you don't mean the sun. So the nearest star although of less than perfect magnitude is Alpha Centuri. Best viewed from the southern hemisphere. A decent telescope with 200 power will do just fine. You can go to Space.com for futher information. You might have to register with them and ask in their discussion group to point out the nearest star viewed from the northern hemsphere.
Note: it will still view as a dot. No visible disk shape or other. Just a white dot.
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Geoff has given you a few good suggestions. I would add that there is no ideal scope and that your best choice will depend upon your budget, conditions, objectives, and preferences. The cost of a good balanced telescope will be about 1/3 optical tube, 1/3 mounting system, and 1/3 eyepieces and accessories. It is counter productive to become overly fixated on just one piece of the system.
While the dobs and the newtonian have alot to offer, They are not the only choice out there. it would be well worth the investment for the members of your club to visit a few star parties, to gain first hand experience with some of the equipment.
If you can give us some idea of what your club would like to do, and the resources available to you, we will be able to give a far better response to your question.
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I think overall the SkyQuest XT6 will be a much better choice. You will be able to use it on the ground vs a tabletop. It will be easier to collimate and keep collimated. It should perform better on the Moon and planets because of this AND because f/8 vs f/5 is much more forgiving of eyepiece aberrations.
Plus, and this is a big plus — it is easier to manufacture a good quality mirror at f/8 than at f/5 which means that you are less likely to get a lemon with the longer focal ratio.
The only real advantage of the StarBlast is that it is a little more portable. But the SkyQuest isn't that heavy either.
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Congratulations on building your scope. That is quite a nice accomplishment, If you mean the box down by the mirror? Sure, as long as it is convenient for you. BTW one of the very popular finders is the Telrad. You can attach it with double side tape that comes with it and it never will get unstuck. You dont have to worry about drilling a hole in the tube.
Depends on a lot of factors such as what is your primary interest such as solar system objects like planets, moon, sun, etc or deep space objects such as galaxies, nebula etc. Also depends on how dark your local sky is and also whether you plan to travel to remote dark sites to observe.
A small refractor in the 80 to 100mm range would be a good starter scope. Also you may consider a dobsonian reflector which provides more aperture relative to price. Orion, Meade and Vixen all make good inexpensive refractors in the 90mm range that cost under $400 including equatorial mount. An 8" dobsonian reflector from Orion would run about $300.
The refractor will give sharper images but the dobsonian will cost a bit less and pick up fainter objects. With a 90mm refractor you should be able to make out some bands on Jupiter and see several moons as they orbit Jupiter. Also you should be able to see the rings of Saturn. The views won't be super spectacular like you see in magazines but still very nice for a true enthusiast. The 8 inch Dobsonian will show you even more detail but this type of mount is more difficult to use while tracking objects as they move across the sky.
Stay away from brands like Tasco and Jason etc sold at department stores. They advertise things like 600X magnification but that is nothing but sales hype. You will be quickly disappointed and selling the scope for much less on Ebay. The more important measure of a scope is aperture and optical quality. Aperture is the diameter of the primary mirror or lens. The larger the aperture the more light it will gather and therefore more detail will be visible assuming the optics are decent quality.
For under $300, I would get an Orion 8 inch dobsonian reflector. For $500 I would get the Orion Astroview 120ST or a ten inch dobsonian. For less than $200 I would not even waste it on a cheap scope. I would instead get a decent pair of binoculars for around $100, which is surprisingly good for stargazing, comet watching, DSO spotting plus much more portable and fun to use than any 60mm scope on a flimsy alt-azimuth mount.
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ebay is full of these, including some nice 58mm f1.4.
you can even adapt them to fit sony cameras
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