Minimum focal length to render smaller galaxy detail?

After imaging the supernova in NGC 7331 the other night it became painfully obvious my optic's focal length is pushing the limits of what detail can be seen. In looking at various sources there's just 30 or so galaxies visible in the northern hemisphere that are larger.

So the question is what's the minimum focal length I should consider to image the thousands of galaxies say between 1 to 4 arcminutes in size which could render some detail?

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u/vampirepomeranian — 5 days ago
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Mike Rowe: Supporters of socialism are mostly college grads pissed they're buried in debt because they swallowed the 'get a degree' kool-aid

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u/nickfromnorwood — 1 month ago

Total Max 5G BYO promo clarification

It's my understanding that:

1 line per account only. Have 2 lines? Open a second account. You will get the promo for both this way.

Must be done online or you stand to forfeit the promo and for good reason. Chat with support is subject to too much misinterpretation and the added manpower defeats the purpose of offering a cut rate plan.

Don't go into this expecting to get the promo, then blame Total and broadcast it here. Look for another plan.

If needed, SIM cards are a $1 each at Dollar General. Total is out of them presently.

Further details:

'New customers only. Limited one offer per account. Auto Pay enrollment required to receive full discount, which applies the month after enrollment. After five (5) consecutive years, offer becomes subject to cancellation at Total Wireless’ discretion. BYO requires a compatible, unlocked device and SIM. Check compatibility at totalwireless.com/activate.byop.landing.serviceprovider'

https://www.totalwireless.com/m/byop

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u/vampirepomeranian — 2 months ago

New promo plan + Total Home Internet bundle deal?

Does a package like that exist? Currently have Verizon Home Internet and typically pull 190/12 with 35ms pings and just enrolled in the $20 BYOD 5G plan.

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u/vampirepomeranian — 2 months ago

Is wifi calling functional for Android phones?

My OnePlus 10T is ready for service but I'm hesitant in light of certain discussions lately about wifi functionality. This page seems to suggest needing a 'wifi calling SIM card' and a requisite to enroll in the service.

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u/vampirepomeranian — 2 months ago

Using a physical SIM from the get-go for the promotion?

Any issues doing it that way? Do I start with creating an account first? I have a few extra Total Wireless SIM cards laying around. Phone is unlocked and supported.

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u/vampirepomeranian — 2 months ago

Can I 'late port' to Google Fi without jeopardizing the promotion?

I signed up before the deadline but didn't activate. Received a SIM card a few days ago. If I activate with a new number will the option to port-in my primary number later be available and what's to become of the promotion?

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u/vampirepomeranian — 2 months ago