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One day i will own one.

Fascinating video! I just took ownership of a beautiful TOA-130, the same type of scope being built in this video. It's amazing to see how they are built by hand, gives me even more honor of owning one.

Amazing

No wonder my second Tak is taking so long to arrive. Amazing work. I hope they have some apprentices in the background.

Really easy to see the major impact of proper alignment in this video.

My dad met the owner of takahashi when he was travelling in japan and it is amazing to see the factory he visited 25 years ago in action.

This video is amazing, too bad there isn't a better resolution. i will try to subitulate to Spanish and English. I tried to look for the original source of the video or something but I didn't find anything even in billi billi

Glad to be owner of one of this jewel. coupled with a good Televue eyepiece, it give me the best views of the sky i have even seen :)

Thank you for sharing this!

Once I got know about Takahashi telescopes since in love . For me not easy to afford it,yes I know its a premium telescopes in the World Salute to Japanese craftsmen ship.

Aqui no Brasil se o preço for ok, vende como água.

Wow what an awesome video, this is pinnacle of hand craftsmanship to perfection. Thanks for sharing. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 wonder if the English version is available.

What is the weight and length of this telescope as shown here? I want to load a 152mm doublet refractor, f5.9, 25lbs.

Am I seeing what I think I’m seeing 2 100mm Swarovski ? You went and did it tammi , I knew it wouldn’t be long once you got the 100mm or at least I hoped it wouldn’t be . I follow you on cloudy nights forums when looking for the newest latest greatest optics and Astro gear discussion . Thanks for posting this video ! Scott

Hi Tamiji , I read your posts on Cloudynight and very inspired by your optics collection/ kit. My (modest)goal is to try and create big eye twin spotters using pair of either ED82 -S nikon or Kowa TSN824.

Wow, that's great, congratulations, it's the first time I've seen Venus so clearly, what telescope do I use? regards

You would have benefitted from reading the FreeBSD wiki. FreeBSD 13 was released before Unmatched boards were available (and since no SiFive developers care about FreeBSD support, only Linux, Linux gets a head start as they write the drivers for it internally based on pre-production boards before anyone outside the company has access to them) so does not support it, though support may be backported ("MFC"-ed) to 13-STABLE and thus make it into a future 13.1-RELEASE. wiki.freebsd.org/riscv/HiFiveUnmatched (linked from the main wiki.freebsd.org/riscv page) documents the work that has been done to make -CURRENT support the Unmatched back when the board first shipped, with most of the support done within a few days of receiving the board (and I kept the wiki page up to date with my progress). Those patches are currently sitting in review (you can see the list of them) so aren't yet upstreamed but for convenience my GitHub fork is linked that has the patches in it. Several other Unmatched owners have successfully booted using my tree.

Wonderful! Craftmanship of masterpieces! Have several of these now, great performing scopes!

Can I ask, what boot image did you use? What was involved in installing FreeBSD 13 on the HiFive Unnmatched?

ありがとうございました。 日本語が少しわかります。 （マンガのファン（字幕））…でも、なかなかわかりませんでした;）残念ながら今回は字幕がありませんでした。 そして、レンズの製造に関する部分が非常に短いのは残念です。 Merci. Je comprend un peu le japonais. ( fan de mangas (sous-titrés))... Mais, là j'ai pratiquement rien compris ;) Dommage qu'il y ai pas eu de sous-titre cette fois. Et dommage que la partie concernant la fabrication des lentilles soit si courte.

Awesome look at the making of my telescope - Takahashi FS--102.

What kind of eyepieces did you use?

What filter were you using?

Hi Tamiji. kumar from Canada one question if you dont mind...can I mount a Explore scientific 152 mm refractor and a celestron 11" telescope on the other side? and if my partner wants to watch same time can we both watch the same star ? thanks

Hi Tamiji I came across this forum www.cloudynights.com/topic/431640-swarovski-atx-95-vs-tmb-92ss/ and wanted to ask you a question about Swarovski ATX95. How do I reach you? thanks

Hello... See I rightly, are the AP- Traveler 105mm f/6EDF, that you loaded of the RST135 Mount? I wanted to know sapwre what was the part that is mounted on the Canon T2-Adapter tube w? Are the Flatt-Field and after the Reduction lens AP possible? Many thanks for your gentle answer. Greetings from Switzerland

My eq5 does this WITHOUT a threaded slowmo knob. It uses special viscosity grease. So there.

Thank you Mr. Tamiji Homma I am an astronomical team member of Rainbow Robotics. I hope you have time to enjoy astronomical observations with the RST-150H. If you have any questions, please email to us. We are always open.

Hello Again:Thank you for posting this. In your other video, it seems like the slow motion for the altitude axis was a bit shaky as if it slips. Were you able to get that fixed? Would you recommend the Losmandy AZ8? In this video it seems to work just fine and looks like a very strong and stable mount, and not all that heavy, either.

Hello again: It's seems to be a slow motion slippage on the azimuth axis!

Hello! I'm seriously considering purchasing this mount, but I've only just heard from one of the shops that the Losmandy AZ8 has a problem with the slow motion mechanism. Is that the jumping, slipping I'm seeing in the image here? I'm hoping that's not the case but it sure seems to be.

That is so cool!

nice moon video........please check my last video with plane & moon....:-))) ua-cam.com/video/kZB_oYxdBOw/v-deo.html

nice moon video..please check my last video with moom too....:-)))

Excellent job! The airplane literally bisects the moon