NGC 7000 (North America Nebula) image taken with Quattro 150P and ZWO ASI294mc Pro

Hello Mr. Kloss,

I'm finally getting around to answering you.
First of all, a huge thank you for your expert advice on the 6" Quattro.
It was absolutely the right decision to buy it with the modifications (spider and aperture ring).

I've attached a picture of the first Frist Light.
The stars are a bit blurred. However, this was a mistake on my part.
The Optolong L-Xtreme protruded a bit too far into the tube.
Nevertheless, I'm thrilled with the setup. I'm already itching for a better camera. :-)

The only drawback is balancing the mount. Balancing the telescope is almost impossible.
If there were an outer mirror cover with a weight of 1-2.5 kg, that would certainly fill a gap in the market.

I used a long Vixen rail to help me out and mounted the guide tube at the very end. It just about worked.

Enjoy the shot.

It's not processed or stacked.
Objective: NG7000
Camera: ASI294mc Pro
Filter: Optolong L xtreme
Mount: EQ6-R
Guidescope: ASI Air with 60mm guidescope and ASI120mm
Quattro 6" with 0.86 coma corrector

Link to the SkyWatcher Quattro 150P f/4 (6" 150mm / 600mm) OTA with f/3.45 coma corrector Photo-Newtonian:

https://www.teleskop-spezialisten.de/shop/Teleskope/Newton/150mm-6-Zoll/SkyWatcher-Quattro-150P-f/4-6-150mm-600mm-OTA-mit-Komakorrektor-f/3-45-Foto-Newton::5741.html