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The name of this website was inspired by my passion of observing very faint deep sky objects under dark skies. They appear as Faint Fuzzies even in large telescopes, such as my 22" and 30" reflectors, even in my friend's 48" reflector. Just released for beginner and intermediate observers: Three Herschel observing guides covering about 1,100 objects visible in 6" to 10" telescopes. To get an example of what you can see through a large telescope, check out my Observing Reports.

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Welcome to FaintFuzzies.com | faintfuzzies.com Reviews

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The name of this website was inspired by my passion of observing very faint deep sky objects under dark skies. They appear as Faint Fuzzies even in large telescopes, such as my 22" and 30" reflectors, even in my friend's 48" reflector. Just released for beginner and intermediate observers: Three Herschel observing guides covering about 1,100 objects visible in 6" to 10" telescopes. To get an example of what you can see through a large telescope, check out my Observing Reports.

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Telescopes of FaintFuzzies.com

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22" f/4.0 with Pegasus Optics. The original intent for the black knobs on the bearing was to allow removal of the bearings for transport of the mirror box in a trunk of a sedan. 22" f/4.0 sitting on a prototype Crossbow platform. For the first time ever. Used it and it works great. Tracks for 60-70 minutes and runs on a 9-volt battery, which last 12-14 hours per battery. The 22" reflector packed in the Volkswagon New Beetle vehicle. Left rear: Rocker box and mirror box with the upper cage. Jimi's 48" f/4...

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Links (many are being added at this time). Truss Telescopes (16" or larger). Optically excellent telescopes. Rick offers very fast telescopes (f/3.6 and f/3.3) along with the standard f/4.0 to f/4.3. Zambuto and Lockwood are the primary mirror makers for these telescopes. I own a 30" Starmaster. OMI (Optical Mechanics) EVO-30. All metal 30" telescope built by OMI. I played with it at TSP '09. Very stiff scope. Excellent custom truss telescopes, specialize in long focal length planet killer Newtonions.

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Observing Report from April 16 to 19, 2012 at Fort Davis

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Back to Observing Reports. April 15 to 19, 2012 at Ft. Davis. NELM 7.0 to 7.8 variable as sky glow due to higher than normal solar activity. Seeing 3/5 to 4/5. 48 f/4.0 reflector and 36 f/5 Obssession (Larry Mitchell’s Telescope located at Texas Star Party upper field). 10 and 6mm ZAO-II, 10mm Delos, 8mm TMB Supermonocentric and 8mm prototype Delos brought by Al Nagler. Images are from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey (color) or the Digital Sky Survey (black and white). RA: 09 49 07.1. Dec: 44 02 52. 48 at 4...

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Observing Report from April 16, 2012 at Fort Davis

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Back to Observing Reports. April 16, 2012 at Ft. Davis. NELM 7.0 to 7.5 variable as sky glow due to higher than normal solar activity. 48 f/4.0 reflector. 10 and 6mm ZAO-II, 10mm Delos, 8mm TMB Supermonocentric. I've decided to make. A run of some of the Hickson Galaxy groups with my friend's 48" reflector as I have not seen all members with my smaller scopes. The coordinates listed represents the approximate center of the compact group. Hickson 39 in Hydra. Stellar cores in all components except C.

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The name of this website was inspired by my passion of observing very faint deep sky objects under dark skies. They appear as Faint Fuzzies even in large telescopes, such as my 22" and 30" reflectors, even in my friend's 48" reflector. Just released for beginner and intermediate observers: Three Herschel observing guides covering about 1,100 objects visible in 6" to 10" telescopes. To get an example of what you can see through a large telescope, check out my Observing Reports. Here is a couple recent rep...

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Visual Deep Sky Observing - FJAstronomy: June 2011

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Visual Deep Sky Observing - FJAstronomy. Welcome to my astronomy blog. This is intended as a companion to my main astronomy website (http:/ www.fjastronomy.com) and will feature stuff that won't find its way onto that site as well as observing session accounts, sketches, travels and anything else related to deep sky astronomy. I currently use a 12" dob as my main scope but I will soon be getting an 18". Sunday, 19 June 2011. The meeting was held in the IoA's Hoyle Building. After coffee and chat with peo...

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Visual Deep Sky Observing - FJAstronomy: Moving

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Visual Deep Sky Observing - FJAstronomy. Welcome to my astronomy blog. This is intended as a companion to my main astronomy website (http:/ www.fjastronomy.com) and will feature stuff that won't find its way onto that site as well as observing session accounts, sketches, travels and anything else related to deep sky astronomy. I currently use a 12" dob as my main scope but I will soon be getting an 18". Sunday, 24 July 2011. Please come and visit! You can find the blog at www.fjastronomy.com. There are v...

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Visual Deep Sky Observing - FJAstronomy: March 2011

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Visual Deep Sky Observing - FJAstronomy. Welcome to my astronomy blog. This is intended as a companion to my main astronomy website (http:/ www.fjastronomy.com) and will feature stuff that won't find its way onto that site as well as observing session accounts, sketches, travels and anything else related to deep sky astronomy. I currently use a 12" dob as my main scope but I will soon be getting an 18". Thursday, 31 March 2011. How bright do people need it to be. In the meantime, as this is a 25-year pla...

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Visual Deep Sky Observing - FJAstronomy: January 2011

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Visual Deep Sky Observing - FJAstronomy. Welcome to my astronomy blog. This is intended as a companion to my main astronomy website (http:/ www.fjastronomy.com) and will feature stuff that won't find its way onto that site as well as observing session accounts, sketches, travels and anything else related to deep sky astronomy. I currently use a 12" dob as my main scope but I will soon be getting an 18". Friday, 14 January 2011. Isle of Wight Star Party. Registration for the 4th Isle of Wight Star Party.

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Visual Deep Sky Observing - FJAstronomy: The sky is clearing, the good weather is returning...

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Visual Deep Sky Observing - FJAstronomy. Welcome to my astronomy blog. This is intended as a companion to my main astronomy website (http:/ www.fjastronomy.com) and will feature stuff that won't find its way onto that site as well as observing session accounts, sketches, travels and anything else related to deep sky astronomy. I currently use a 12" dob as my main scope but I will soon be getting an 18". Monday, 30 May 2011. The sky is clearing, the good weather is returning. Monday, May 30, 2011. Hang in...

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Visual Deep Sky Observing - FJAstronomy: September 2010

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Visual Deep Sky Observing - FJAstronomy. Welcome to my astronomy blog. This is intended as a companion to my main astronomy website (http:/ www.fjastronomy.com) and will feature stuff that won't find its way onto that site as well as observing session accounts, sketches, travels and anything else related to deep sky astronomy. I currently use a 12" dob as my main scope but I will soon be getting an 18". Wednesday, 22 September 2010. A blast from the past. Wednesday, September 22, 2010. Conditions: Cool, ...

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Visual Deep Sky Observing - FJAstronomy: April 2011

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Visual Deep Sky Observing - FJAstronomy. Welcome to my astronomy blog. This is intended as a companion to my main astronomy website (http:/ www.fjastronomy.com) and will feature stuff that won't find its way onto that site as well as observing session accounts, sketches, travels and anything else related to deep sky astronomy. I currently use a 12" dob as my main scope but I will soon be getting an 18". Thursday, 28 April 2011. Observing, 27th April 2011. Date: 27th/28th April 2011. Located adjacent to 2...

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Visual Deep Sky Observing - FJAstronomy: Sweet Pea

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Visual Deep Sky Observing - FJAstronomy. Welcome to my astronomy blog. This is intended as a companion to my main astronomy website (http:/ www.fjastronomy.com) and will feature stuff that won't find its way onto that site as well as observing session accounts, sketches, travels and anything else related to deep sky astronomy. I currently use a 12" dob as my main scope but I will soon be getting an 18". Friday, 8 July 2011. Sweet Pea, planetary nebula(? So, why didn't I mention the Sweet Pea when I wrote...

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