Effortlessly prepare your vehicle for off-road adventures. With Staun Tire Deflators – the quickest and most convenient way to adjust tire pressure for optimal performance on any terrain – you’ll never have to waste time manually deflating tires one by one again. Don’t wait – get your Staun Tire Deflators today and start conquering terrains […]
Staun Tyre Deflators Review – They will let you down Read More »
Imagine always being a sip away from fresh, purified water, whether you’re scaling rugged mountains, navigating deserts, or exploring the vibrant streets of a foreign city. The Grayl Geopress Water Bottle has been my trusty companion on adventures vast and varied – from serene hikes and exhilarating kayaking journeys to the simple joy of a
Grayl Water Bottle & Purifier Review Read More »
In this guide, we’ll walk you through how we use NINA with a Paramount MX+ and TheSkyX to control the mount. It is NOT required to use a Paramount mount for TheSkyX so we’ll try to cover the setup in a generic way so anyone using TheSkyX with NINA can follow along and use this
Using NINA with TheSkyX (And Paramount Mounts) Read More »
The Rosette Nebula is a vast cloud of dust and gas that contains the star formation NGC 2244 born from the gas in its interior a mere 500,000 years ago (Super young!). 130 light years across and 5,000 light years from earth, you need modest binoculars or telescope to be able to see & capture
Rosette Nebula – OSC Narrowband Processing Read More »
2,200 light-years away, the North America Nebula is an emission nebula in the constellation Cygnus. Rich in Hydrogen-Alpha and Oxygen-3 gases, we’re able to capture its beautiful tones of red/pink (Ha) and Blue/Teal (OIII) with our Triad Filter. With a wider field telescope, you can see the shape of North America and even the Gulf
North America Nebula NGC 7000 Read More »
I’m proud to highlight IC 1396, the Elephant Trunk Nebula as our “first light” in our new observatory! My mind is completely blown by just how rich, detailed, and clean data is from dark skies. I knew there would be an improvement, but I didn’t know it would be this well. My heart was racing
IC 1396 – The Elephant Trunk Nebula Read More »
We’ll guide you through how to choose the best Camera for Astrophotography and explain to you some of the choices, products, brands, and technologies available. So many choices, options, cameras, and brands to choose from – our guide will focus on a few specific areas to help you make sense of the options and get
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Some people love LP filters, others despise them. I’m sure there is a long history of filters that may have made things worse rather than better, but if you ask us, it’s time to change some opinions of LP filters and learn to enjoy them when they’re useful. Our backyard skies are rated from bortle
Optolong L-Pro Review & Sample Image downloads Read More »
Today, we get our first glimpse of what’s new to come with the upcoming release 1.11 of NINA with a more advanced sequence manager. To help people navigate around some of the latest changes and learn how to create a sequence, we’ll walk you through the basic steps of finding an object and generating a
NINA 1.11 Sequence Builder walk-through Read More »
Learning through the firehouse has been fun and challenging at times. I love the challenge of something new, but at the same time, I’d just like to get some images and not struggle so much. I’ve decided to journal much of my learning so as the saying goes “my struggles, your gain”. This guide will
Getting started with N.I.N.A and an EQ5/6R Mount Read More »
