What is the limiting magnitude of the zwo Seestar s30 telescope ? (repost)

qnhswS9I

I know I posted this question a few months ago, but I'm reposting it with a few differences.

My question is about the limiting magnitude of the S30 telescope. Is the limiting magnitude of the telescope +12 or +15 mag ?

( Note : The question is directed to those who own a Seestar S30 not S50 )

honestly , I would like to know the limiting magnitude of the telescope itself.

Support@Seestar

The Seestar S30 telescope has a limiting magnitude of around +12 to +13. This range depends on various factors, such as the quality of the sky, the observer's location, and the conditions at the time of observation.

qnhswS9I

Support@Seestar But if there was an object like a comet, galaxy or star with a brightness between 14+ and 15+ mag, would it be able to be see it ?

starnet59

Support@Seestar How do you define "limiting magnitude"? I think you undersell the telescope's performance, because I can clearly see magnitude +15 stars with an S50 and a 30-minute exposure from a Bortle 7-8 area.

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qnhswS9I
Maybe it is possible when the ambient light pollution is low and the weather is good.
You can try it with 30s exposure. The lower the light pollution, the longer the exposure time and the more likely it is to be seen.

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starnet59
What you said is right, but I was talking about S30.