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Testimonials

Testimonial: Die Astrobilder sind alle mit einer "ALCCD6PRO" unguided entstanden, bei einer Brennweite von 1600mm (GSO-RC). Zur ASA DDM85 kann ich nur sagen, wenn man sich einmal eingewöhnt hat, will man nie wieder eine andere Montierung haben. Peter Vogl

Testimonial: Heute war es endlich soweit und wir konnten das Herzstück unserer Sternwarte, eine ASA DDM85 XL auf einer Knicksäule in unserer Kuppel aufbauen. Zum Glück haben sich die Mitarbeiter des Observatorium Kanzelhöhe bereit erklärt uns beim Transport der Säule in die Sternwarte zu helfen. Denn ohne sie wäre der Transport ein unmögliches Unterfangen gewesen. In den nächsten Tagen werden wir das Teleskop mit PC etc. verkabeln um dann hoffentlich nach 5 jährigem astronomischen Entzug, wieder die Sterne durch unser C14 visuell und fotografisch beobachten zu können. Einen Erfahrungsbericht über die Montierung wird es dann auch bald hier zu lesen geben. Amos Observatory

DDM85-Customers

Karel Teuwen, Belgium
Karel was born 1951 in Antwerp and is living in Turnhout, Belgium. He do much of his astrophotographic work from his home observatory but also from his remote observatory located at Southern France. Karel´s images are frequently published at different astronomical journals.
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Amos Observatory, Austria
The Amos-Observatory is located at the Gerlitzen in Carinthia 1600m over the sea level. The observatory is attainable all over the year by car. The association has a focus on imaging of comets and asteroids. Furthermore the observatory is in cooperation with the university observatory of Graz.
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Peter Vogl, Austria
Peter is working as a ranger. Thus he is close in touch with nature. He made first experiences with astronomy at the age of 8 years. Now he is a keen astrophotographer and member of the "Burgenländischen Amateurastronomen" and finally build up his own backyard observatory.

Martin Rusterholz, Switzerland
Martin was interested in astronomy since childhood. With an age of 16 years he build his first Newtonian telescope and mount. 2007 he started on base of this equipment with astrophotography. 2008 he produced his first ccd-images with a small APO refractor. In spring 2009 he put his remote observatory in Southern France in operation which houses a DDM85 and a 14.5" RC.
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Joaquín Ferreirós, Spain
We are Joaquin (father) and Yago (son), amateur astronomers from Spain, with a particular interest in astrophotography. We began imaging in 1999 with a Celestron C-8 scope, with a motorized Great Polaris German equatorial mount. In 2008 we got a Vixen VC200L telescope for imaging with the STL11000 camera at long focal lengths. In 2010 we upgraded our equipment to an ASA DDM85 direct drive mount.
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