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LX200R14 F20, DSI III CCD, 100 Frames @ .0882 sec's each stacked

LX200R 14inch F10, DSI III color CCD, 100 Frames stacked @ .0313 sec's each

LX200 GPS 8inch F10, AVX mount, Nightscape 8300 CCD, 40 Frames @ 30 sec's each stacked

LX200 GPS 8inch F10, AVX mount, Nightscape 8300 CCD, 60 Frames @ 30 sec's each stacked

William Optics FLT 98 F6.3, AVX mount, Nightscape 8300 CCD, 10 Frames @ 300 sec's (5 mins) each stacked

William Optics FLT 98 F6.3, AVX mount, WO Field Flattener, Celestron Nightscape 8300 CCD, 20-300 sec (5min) frames stacked

LX200R 14inch F10, 2.5X Powermate, DSI III color CCD, 50 frames @ .0662 sec's each stacked

William Optics FLT 98 F6.3, AVX mount, WO Field Flattener, Celestron Nightscape 8300 CCD, 22-300 sec (5min) frames stacked

William Optics FLT 98 F6.3, WO Field Flattener, AVX mount,Celestron Nightscape 8300 CCD, 7 Frames @ 300 sec's (5mins) each stacked

William Optics FLT 98 F6.3, DSI III CCD, 3 Frames @ .0007 sec's each stacked

LX200R 14inch F7, Celestron Nightscape 8300 CCD, 25 Frames @ 120 sec's each stacked

Pentax K10D, ISO 400, 200mm Telephoto, F27, 1/90th sec exp. Celestron AVX EQ mount

Pentax K10D, 200mm Telephoto, ISO 400 F27, 1/90 sec exp., Celestron AVX EQ mount

Pentax K10D, 200mm Telephoto, ISO 400, F27, 1/90 sec exp. Celestron AVX mount

Meade LX200R 14inch F10, DSI III color imager, 100 Frames @ .0110 sec's each stacked

LX200R 14inch @ F10, DSI III color imager, 100 Frames stacked @ .0664 sec's each

LX200R 14inch@ F20, 2X Barlow, DSI III color imager, 100 Frames stacked @ .7107 sec's each

LX200R 14inch @ F10, DSI III color imager, 100 Frames stacked @ .500 sec's each

LX200R 14inch F25, 2.5X Powermate, DSI I color imager, 100 Frames stacked @ .1750 sec's each

Meade LX200R 14inch, F20, 2X Barlow, DSI III CCD color imager, 1006 Frames stacked @ .0625 sec's each. For those who might not be aware of, Mars currently has a planet-wide dust storm obscuring most of the surface details. This comes at a bad time since Mars will be at opposition with Earth on the 27th. So this image as far my equipment is concerned is about as good as its going to get thanks to the dust storm.