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This has helped me out alot ..as we know clear skies in the UK are far and few between and last night was a complete wash out ...

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To calculate focal length with a reducer, you simply multiply the native focal length by the reduction factor. For your 600mm with a .85 reducer, the new focal length would be 510mm (600*0.85) and for you 715mm and .79 reducer, ~565mm (715*0.79).

I wondered if any of you kind people could tell me how to calculate the focal length of a telescope using a focal reducer ? ...I.e native focal length 600mm and a .85 reducer and 715mm using a .79 reducer ...just struggling to get apt to plate solve and I think it maybe because I have the telescope native focal length entered instead of the focal length while using a reducer.