Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2004 6:07 pm
Typo mistake, its Celestro C-114HD with CG4weixing wrote:Hi,
Your First Scope 114 come with CG-4??
Have a nice day.
dan
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dan
Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2004 6:21 pm
Hi,
Have a nice day.
Oh... It the old model - Celestron C114HD. Ya... the CG-4 will be a lots better than the CG3.Typo mistake, its Celestro C-114HD with CG4
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Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2004 6:49 pm
the old c114hd is a good setup. 
Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2004 7:09 pm
the CG 4 mount is stable . thats what i can say.
Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2004 8:53 am
Hi,
Have a nice day.
If you think you are not even a beginner, I suggest you don't buy a scope now. Join a few observation session first and take a look at various type of scope and mount... learn the advantage and disadvantage of various scope and mount. Also, try to learn how to read a star chart and may be how to operate a scope and it mount. Then you should be able to select a scope and mount that suit you best and will know how to use it once you buy it.Oh no, I thought I could own a scope finally.
Just too bad, I'm slow.
Anybody else have such offer to let go please?
Well.. I'm not even a beginner
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Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2004 9:39 am
those offer containing the cg3 mount, skip them. it's not a usable mount. the cg4 is a way better mount. this has been discussed in the past, so i'm not going to elaborate.
curious, the 6" newt, is it f/5 or f/8? the f/5 version with the cg4 seems ok. the f/8 is kind of big for the cg4.
~MooEy~
curious, the 6" newt, is it f/5 or f/8? the f/5 version with the cg4 seems ok. the f/8 is kind of big for the cg4.
~MooEy~
Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2004 9:42 am
The C6N quite portable lar. only abt 20+ kg? anyway its f/5 and the CG-4 is very smooth
Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2004 9:49 am
not as bad as i expected. the 6" f/5 seems to be a gd match for the cg4. very usable setup that should last you a long long time. wat eyepiece and accessories are included?
~MooEy~
~MooEy~
Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2004 9:57 am
well a 20mm plossl was included but i bought an E-Lux 6mm plossl
then i bought the ETX 60 from Fizzy123 and he provided another Meade 6mm plossl and a Super 10 long eye relief
then i bought the ETX 60 from Fizzy123 and he provided another Meade 6mm plossl and a Super 10 long eye relief
Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2004 4:28 pm
Hi,
By the way, remember to adjust the latitude setting of CG-4 to near 0 degree for use in Singapore.
Anyway, this scope should be able to give you a nice 2 degree True Field of View (with a very good low power eyepiece) and very nice high power view (up to 200x).
Enjoy your scope and have a nice day.
The OTA is only 5-6kg lah, because it is the same scope as my sky-Watcher 6" F5 Newtonian.The C6N quite portable lar. only abt 20+ kg? anyway its f/5 and the CG-4 is very smooth
Didn't you get a laser collimator, collimating eyepiece or sight tube? This should be the first thing to get for a Newtonian. :?:well a 20mm plossl was included but i bought an E-Lux 6mm plossl
then i bought the ETX 60 from Fizzy123 and he provided another Meade 6mm plossl and a Super 10 long eye relief
By the way, remember to adjust the latitude setting of CG-4 to near 0 degree for use in Singapore.
Anyway, this scope should be able to give you a nice 2 degree True Field of View (with a very good low power eyepiece) and very nice high power view (up to 200x).
Enjoy your scope and have a nice day.