Update & Current Setup:
Recently i have started using Hyperstar Lens with the Celestron C14 and my recent purchase, ZWO 183 mono Pro camera. Now i am very flexible in making choices of various Image Scales. With 2*2 binning, i am at 1.44 arcseconds per pixel. This setup will mainly be used for Near Earth Asteroids’ tracking.
With my previous setup of the C14 and SBIG ST9XE and with other accessories (Rotator, TCF, Adaptive Optics, Filter Wheel) in the imaging train , i get an image scale of 0.95 arcseconds with a field of view of 8 * 8 arcminutes.
Telescopes:
Celestron C14
Lunt 152mm Halpha Solar Telescope
CBSAP 127mm Triplet Refractor
Sky Watcher Dobsonian Manual 10 inch
Sky Watcher Dobsonian GOTO 12 inch
Sky Watcher 102mm Refractor
Orion 80mm Refractor
Daystar 80mm Refractors
Binocular 20X * 100mm
Binocular 10X * 50mm
Eyepieces:
Nagler Type 5 31mm
Nagler Type 6 9mm
Celestron 26mm
Nagler 2X powermate 2 inch
Nagler 2.5X powermate 1.25
Nagler 5X powermate 1.25
Meade Astrometric 12mm Illuminated Reticle
Gerd Neumann Ronchi Eyepiece
William Optics Binoviewer
Mount:
Losmandy Titan with Gemini Mini
Celestron CGEM Delux
Camera:
SBIG ST9XE dual sensor, dual cooling Camera
SBIG RGH Camera
Mallincam Hyper Plus Colored Video Camera
ZWO 183 mono PRO Camera
ZWO ASI 174 mono Camera
ZWO ASI 224 colored Camera
Canon 6D Camera
Imaging Source 31 Colored
Imaging Source 21 Mono
Filters:
Hutech IDAS 2 LPS Filter
MEADE Color Filters Set
Astrodon LRGB Filters Set
Astrodon Narrowband Filters Set
Astrdon UV Venus Filter
Astronomik Narrowband Filters Set
Astronomik IR Pass Filter
Solar Continuum Filter
UV/IR Blocking Filter
Star Analyser 100 Filter
Celestron 6.3 Reducer
Accessories:
OPTEC TCF Focuser
OPTEC 3" Pyxis Rotator
Green Lasers
Night Vision Monocular with IR Beam
Telrad Finder