Hi,
my name is Stefano, 57, from Bergamo, North of Italy.
My passion for sky observation began 8 years ago when I purchased my first telescope, the Celestron AstroMaster 130EQ. With it, I learned to do visual observation, but more specifically, to search for deep-sky objects (DSOs) using star-hopping. After a couple of years with this small reflector, I transitioned to a 10" Dobsonian, which I later sold last year to begin my experience with refractors. Currently I own:
The bincoular telescope APM 100mm 45° SD APO that I use on the Berlebach UNI-19C tripod e the Tecnosky double refractor OWL 150 on the Skywatcher EQ6-R Pro mount.
During these years I have not matured any interest in the astrophotgrafy so all my chages of telescopes have been done to enrich my experience as visualist.
my name is Stefano, 57, from Bergamo, North of Italy.
My passion for sky observation began 8 years ago when I purchased my first telescope, the Celestron AstroMaster 130EQ. With it, I learned to do visual observation, but more specifically, to search for deep-sky objects (DSOs) using star-hopping. After a couple of years with this small reflector, I transitioned to a 10" Dobsonian, which I later sold last year to begin my experience with refractors. Currently I own:
The bincoular telescope APM 100mm 45° SD APO that I use on the Berlebach UNI-19C tripod e the Tecnosky double refractor OWL 150 on the Skywatcher EQ6-R Pro mount.
During these years I have not matured any interest in the astrophotgrafy so all my chages of telescopes have been done to enrich my experience as visualist.
