130pds Coma Corrector, 95x) Generic equipment discussions · mijajlo · 2/19/2024 · 2 · 108 · 2 Register or login to create to post a reply. Compatible with many coma correctors like the Baader MPCC, TS coma correctors or the GPU corrector. A 2" extension Thanks John, your reply is certainly appreciated. Depending on the coma corrector you do or do not use, and its backfocus, the focuser tube can protrude into the light path. A coma corrector 'flattens out' the optics which greatly Compatible with many coma correctors like the Baader MPCC, TS coma Even better performance for astrophotography and visual use can be achieved when used in combination with Sky-Watcher’s Newtonian coma corrector. Its Im trying to get a coma corrector for my 130PDS after having a terrible experience with the GSO one. I seems there is Hey, I've been looking to buy a coma corrector for my Astromaster 130 (f/5 Newtonian) since I have really bad coma and field aberration (Image for Skywatcher 130PDS - Testing Testing Well I think I have broken the myth as there have been some clear skies in the last couple of nights enabling me to test out the collimation and focus. A DSLR camera can be fitted directly to the focuser’s T-thread, using Even better performance for astro-photography and visual use can be achieved when used in combination with Sky-Watcher’s Newtonian coma corrector Ever since I got my coma corrector (GSO one) I haven't been able to get good stars from my 130PDS. People I use the Skywatcher 2" coma corrector on my 200PDS and it works very well (nice round stars across the entire image). Ever since I got my coma corrector (GSO one) I haven't been able to get good stars from my 130PDS. I have been getting spot on collimation with a Coma corrector over correcting at 55mm back focus (Maxfield 0. This type of telescope can cause distortion of the image at the edge of the field of The Explorer 130PDS is a surprisingly capable imaging Newtonian; check out the numerous images and discussions available online. . It was a huge improvement over the stock 200PDS. I The 130PDS is greatly favored, despite some issues. Just recently went from using the Baader MPCC III to the Skywatcher F/4 Aplanatic Coma Corrector (Quattro CC) as I have an 8" Quattro on the way. But I have to admit I was I would like to know from anyone who has this combination of 130pds and Baader MPCC MKIII as to how the addition of the coma corrector effects the position (extension) of the focus tube Just picked up a Sky-Watcher 0. Testing out a new coma corrector on my Skywatcher 130PDS and only managed 9x2 minute exposures before the clouds rolled in - still think this came out pretty neat for only 18 minutes. I have the coma corrector threaded to the 2 inch noseiece. I read that people mostly use the Baader MPCC, A 2" to T2 (M42x0. 9x coma corrector for use with my 294c on a SW 130pds, but can't achieve focus. 75) adapter is including. I have the chance to try the 130PDS with my camera and the SkyWatcher coma corrector, I will see I would like to know from anyone who has this combination of 130pds and Baader MPCC MKIII as to how the addition of the coma corrector effects the position (extension) of the focus tube I have the chance to try the 130PDS with my camera and the SkyWatcher coma corrector, I will see how it works out. For more information on the StellaLyra 6" f/4 Newtonian and the Baader MPCC coma corrector please check out the First Light Optics Affiliate Links Below: more A coma corrector is a corrective lens for Newtonian telescopes. I have been getting spot on collimation with a Im using a little SW 130PDS.
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