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RE: [APML] FS102 and my wife,,,grin

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Subject: RE: [APML] FS102 and my wife,,,grin
From: "Gene Horr" <genehorr@houston.rr.com>
Date: Tue, 16 Sep 2003 08:08:10 -0500
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60mm is fine for a guidescope.  The bigger issue is whether 
the focuser is sturdy enough to not have any movement.

Depending upon which film you are using f/8 is probably 
too "slow".  You'll want the reducer/corrector.  Assuming
that you'll be using a 35mm camera you'll need a wide-
mount adapter.

Gene Horr
genehorr@houston.rr.com

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