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SH 2-129: The Flying Bat swallowed the Squid.

UrmasX
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SH 2-129: The Flying Bat swallowed the Squid.
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Photo description / processing

Continued testing of the The Mount УХ-1411ДФ mount (Made In The Мля). And the SVbony SV535 105mm f/2.8 APO tube This time with a sulfur and hydrogen-beta filter. In this Mouse, there is sulfur, but hydrogen-beta is scarce...

Technical information

Telescope/Lens
SVbony SV535 105mm f/2.8 APO
Camera
ZWO ASI585MC Air
Mount
The Монти УХ-1411ДФ
Guide Scope
встроенный датчик
Guide Camera
SC2210
Accessories
ZWO ASIAirZWO EAF
Software
SiriL
Location
Токсово, Россия

Light pollution

Red, Bortle 7 zone

Date taken

Exposure

  • 61 × 180″ · ISO/Gain: 201 · фильтр Antlia ALP-T SII+Hb

Total exposure: 3 h 3 m

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SH 2-129: The Flying Bat swallowed the Squid.
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SH 2-129: The Flying Bat swallowed the Squid.

Apr 11th, 2026

3 h 3 m

Continued testing of the The Mount УХ-1411ДФ mount (Made In The Мля). And the SVbony SV535 105mm f/2.8 APO tube This time with a sulfur and hydrogen-beta filter. In this Mouse, there is sulfur, but hydrogen-beta is scarce...

SH 2-129: The Flying Bat swallowed the Squid.
SH 2-129: The Flying Bat swallowed the Squid.

Apr 3rd, 2026

2 h 20 m

First light of the new self-built mount The Mount UCH-1411DF. A strange guiding glitch occurred when the guide jumped between two nearby stars and pulled the telescope off target (38 frames wasted), and the aurora did its best to interfere. They almost succeeded. Ignoring this guiding glitch, the mount tracks not just well — but perfectly for this setup. RMS up to 2" is less than a quarter of a pixel.

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