#JUPITER HELL DIAGONAL MOVEMENT FREE#

My 11mm DeLite is optically excellent and has none of these issues. If it's not that, you really did get a dud. Clean optics help retard condensation some. If I lived in a cold climate I would say that looks exactly like condensation, or micro-ice crystals. The offset glowing ball seemed to move when my eye/head moved, but was also somewhat dependent on where Jupiter was in the field (which is also to be expected I suppose). Here's a simulation of what the view looked like in the 11mm Delite. Will be doing more tests as the skies permit, but a bit disappointed with it for the time being.Įdited by CrazyPanda, 28 February 2017 - 05:56 PM. This is a simulation of what it looked like with jupiter in the field:īased on this mornings observations, I'd have to say the 11mm is a dud for planetary viewing. The overall sharpness and contrast with the barlow + plossl was definitely worse than the Delite alone, but the 12mm Nagler Type II had noticeably better contrast, and the 17mm ES 92 also had better contrast and sharpness (though being lower power, not surprised the sharpness was better). None of those showed nearly as much scatter as the 11mm, and none showed any sort of eyeball reflection ghosting (or whatever it was I was seeing). Same problem as in the 2' diagonal, meaning the source was the eyepiece.įor comparison, I did the same tests with my 12mm Nagler Type II, new 17mm ES 92, and 20mm Plossl + Barlow. To eliminate the diagonal as a source of scatter, I placed the eyepiece directly in the back of the scope with no diagonal and repeated the tests. The cheaper diagonal definitely made things worse, so I figured maybe my 2' diagonal wasn't so swift either. Thinking it was my 2' diagonal, I switched it out for my stock 1.25' diagonal that came with the scope. When I placed Jupiter just outside the field of view, the whole field lit up with a very obvious glow. On axis, it is very sharp, but I observed a tremendous glow around the planet + a ghost glow which I think is reflection from my eye. Well this morning I had good seeing and a brand new Feather Touch crayford to resolve fine focusing issues, so I decided to take it for another spin and do a comparison with other eyepieces in my collection. I chalked it up turbulent seeing and my diagonal being meh, and didn't worry about it that much since there wasn't enough detail to really do a planetary comparison with. Prior to this morning, I noticed that every time I observed jupiter, there was a lot of scatter - and what seemed like an obvious ghost reflection from my eyeball. My initial first light impressions were positive, but until this morning I've, not really been able to give it a fair test on the planets due to seeing conditions and terrible mirror shift. I bought it primarily for observing the planets and Jupiter. When diagonal from an enemy and holding a gun, shift-attack will swap weapons and make a melee attack, also preventing follow-up.So, a while back I purchased an 11mm Delite to fill a magnification gap in my collection.Synergy with Assassinate: Allows the player to activate the skill without switching to their melee weapon first.

LEVEL 1 - +25% bonus per kill, up to 50% crit chance

#JUPITER HELL DIAGONAL MOVEMENT FREE#

In fact, if you're about to melee an adjencent enemy with a gun, you'll automatically switch to the first carried melee weapon if present! Swaping once between melee and ranged is free after a kill!Īdditionally every kill increases a critical chance bonus that will be applied to all attacks after swapping weapons between melee and ranged - the bonus resets to the other weapon class after kill.

Yarr! You fight head on, neither melee nor ranged weapons are an issue for you. Also gives a stacking crit chance bonus activated when switching between a ranged and melee weapon, and vice versa. Melee attacking an enemy with a gun will automatically switch to melee weapon if present.

Jupiter hell diagonal movement