ASA’s 12n F3.6 Wynne corrected Imaging Newtonian, these have a well deserved reputation As they combine speed with pretty good correction with large imaging sensors so what’s not to like

The great thing about this large aperture corrected Newtonian when combined with big sensors, is you get a similar field of view to small 70-100mm APO's but with a massive jump in resolution and detail. You could not hope to achieve this with small aperture telescopes, and once tried a big fast newt you will come back for more!

The ZWO ASI-2600MM Pro Mono CMOS is one of Sony's new generation zero amp glow sensors. They are super sensitive with very low noise. Making them a paradigm shift from the CCD cameras we are all used to using and require much shorter exposures

Pier-3 is a very fast F/3.6 when used with a CMOS sensor, the longest exposure needed for this pier is 180 seconds