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True. Mostly has to do with focal ratio. Big f-ratio scopes are better for planetary observations, where small f-ratio scopes are better for wide-angle views. G
by Fwirt 8y ago
True. Mostly has to do with focal ratio. Big f-ratio scopes are better for planetary observations, where small f-ratio scopes are better for wide-angle views. Generally, Cassegrains fall into the first camp and Newtonians into the second. Refractors are somewhere in the middle.
Regardless, more aperture is always better. :)