I finally got some time on the Takahashi Epsilon-200 the other night. The NJP mount was in need of some minor repair and readjustment. With the help of a couple of my astronomy pals we got everything put back together, balanced and aligned. The mount did very well, although I think the autoguiding needs a bit more tweaking.
Messier 15, in the constellation
Pegasus, was one of the few globular clusters that night that were bright enough to shine through the moonlight.
This is a composite of 15-, 30-, 60- and 120-second exposures.
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| Messier 15; Epsilon-200 on NJP; 10x15+10x30+10x60+12x120 |
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