> lunar/planetary and deep sky. What my choice appears to be at this
> point is the 10" LX200 F6.3 with wedge.
> I'd like to know about the kinds of problems I may run into with
> reducers and flip mirrors, and which ones are best with the LX200
> optical system (10" f6.3) In reading MAPUG archives, I seem to be
> hearing that Celestron reducers are better than Meades, haven't heard
> a lot about flip mirrors. Also, am I going to be able to use a barlow
> or reducer with a flip mirror and CCD?
> -------------------------------------------------------

The LX200 10" f 6.3 is a good scope in my opinion. I have one which has
worked rather well. If you ar not familiar with my web site you can
find out a lot about LX scopes on it. Perhaps more than you want to
know :-)

Doc G <http://www.mailbag.com/users/ragreiner>

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