Re: Finding a good place to stargaze or photograph
I use this link to find observing sites. Looks like some decent observing in MA, not so much CT.
Light pollution map
David aka Shelldrake
Equipment: Sky-Watcher 305mm
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(f/5), 120mm refractor (f/8.3), EQ6-R,
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, AZ3 mounts;
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StarBlast 4.5 TTD (f/4), ED80T-CF refractor (f/6); Celestron 102mm refractor (f/10.3), NexStar GT
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mount; Jason 313 60mm refractor (f/15.2, EQ1 mount); Celestron 10x50, 8x56, 15x70 binoculars; Eyepieces: SWA 32mm (2"); 32mm Plossl; 25mm, 18mm, 12mm, 9mm X-Cel LX; 6.7mm ES 82; 5mm X-Cel; Meade 8-24mm Zoom; Orion Shorty 2X
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, GSO 2.5X Barlow, Antares 3X Barlow; Cameras: ASI224MC, ASI183MC, Canon T3
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