For our searches, we use several setups.
1. In the South-West of France, we use a 250/1000mm telescope on top of an SW EQ8. It lives in a non-motorised nano-observatory in the countryside (SQM 20.76, Bortle 4).
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At night, the telescope is filmed and timelapses are produced.
2. In Western Canada, we use a 0.61-m f/4.0 telescope with SBIG-ST10XME and SBIG ST9E housed in an observatory.
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3. In Benson, Arizona, USA we use 406 mm (16″)/ 4064mm f/10 Advanced Coma Free Optics + QSI 683 5.4µm pixel and STT-1603ME
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4. In Quebec, Canada we use Celestron 14 SBiG STF-8300XME camera and 5-slot filter wheel, Narrowband HA, OIII, SII filters, and V and another filter wheel consists of L, R, G, B, Ha, OIII, SII and a SA200 for low resolution spectroscopy. And Explore Scientific 127mm telescope + SBIG ST-7 XME with Clear, V, B, R, Ic filters.
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4. Teide Observatory, Spain we use 0.4m f/6.8 FLI Proline 16083 CCD with B, V, R, and Ha.
We also use 0.5 f/0.68 FLI Proline 16083 with B, V, R, and Ha filters.
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5. La Dehesa, Chile we use 0.4 m f/6.8 and FLI Proline 16083 with B, V, R, and Ha filters.
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6. In Oyosoos, BC, Canada we use 0.5m folded newtonian telescope with a Fingerlakes Dream Machine camera using the same type of TK1024 CCD sensor that was used for the original HST wide field planetary camera.
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7) In Frontenac, Quebec we use Celestron C14EDGE and SBIG ST-10XME
A SBIG ST-10XME camera is currently used for CCD photometry, with Astrodon Johnson-Cousins 1.25inch photometric filters. An Andor Ikon L-936 camera will replace this current camera in near future, for CCD observations of faint objects
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8) In Arizona Sky Village we use 0.5 m f/4.2 telescope
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