For sure! With previous printers, I spent as much time fixing and tuning as I did printing. In comparison, these printers just work. You may still get the occasional "spaghetti print" and clogged nozzle, but that's just part of the learning experience and not constant issue.

Thanks David! You can find a lot of technical information about the image on Astrobin: www.astrobin.com/3a8dv2/ In a nutshell, you take many short exposures (up to 10 minutes each) with different filters to isolate common emissions, then you "stack" and recombine channels to get the final image.

Can't go wrong with that choice. It's as close as you can get to an actual plug-and-play experience.

For sure... 😂

Nice! I am pretty useless without platesolving. I generally use the N.I.N.A. framing assistant to quickly find out where I am pointing. This makes manual corrections so much easier.

Part of the "convert your disposable income into tubes with glass" collection.