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Submitted 10 years ago

john tryon

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Chris Collinsworth10 years ago

Your pictures always look like the plane is banking some. Looks awesome.

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john tryonPhoto Uploader10 years ago

Thanks . I think its the angle that the camera is mounted to the scope.Stepped up to a 2" eyepiece from 1.25. Problem was could not find a projection body to hold 2" eyepiece they dont make them. Made one from a fernco from lowes 3 bucks cheep. saved about 150 on that mod.

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