SingAstro

Hi all just found this wonderful site ,
i am not so much a beginner as I have been into astronomy and telescopes for 25 years , but I did not know where to say hi , so Hi !
I am an active member of 2 clubs , the Northland astro society , in Whangarei NZ and as I now live and work in Darwin Australia , I am also a DAG . 'Darwin astro group' member .
I also are very active on the Australian astronomy web site ' Ice in Space'
I own 7 refractors from 60mm to 152mm Apo's and Achro's ,I am a visual abserver mainly but have snapped a few photos using my HTC phone and a small point and shoot fuji finpix.
plus 4 newtinion's from 125mm to 250mm . all built by me mirrors included , its my major hobbie you might say
I will now spend the rest of the day looking thru this huge site and might comment on a few .
Brian
Darwin Australia.

Welcome to Singastro Brian!
You definetely have better skies there to match your enthusiasm!

Thanks Airconvent . I have enjoyed spending a few hours this afternoon browsing this site , mate its awsome ! Just 1 question , how do I return back to the home page?.
I know it is there some where , but I cant seem to find the link?
I will have imput in the future , thanks .
Here is my Zeiss with the 1.25 inch adaptor I machined up to fit a WO dielectric diagonal , so I can use my 1.25 inch eyepieces.
Brian .

Hi Brian. Welcome to Singastro! Nice photo of your scope. How old is it?

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Hi Brian,
Its as Gary had indicated. Your Zeiss telescope is interesting because its not on a camera!
But that kind of aperture will not visually do much in Singapore with our skies but I presume it does wonders down under.

Hi Brian, Welcome to Singastro

Welcome to Singastro! Handsome scope!

Thanks for the wonderful welcomes all .
Gary , I think my Zeiss is about 1985ish ?
Its an awsome bit of glass it gives views of the moon and planets that are to good for a 63mm refractor ! simply awsome .
Here is my ED127 apo on an iEQ45 mount , fitted with a FT3035 focuser .
Hope you all enjoy .
Brian.

@Brian. Thanks for reply. 1985ish! Wow.

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