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Synchron motor running hot by PKelly
Hi all For years I've only owned mew and modern equipment. Finances and interests are now resulting in purchases of used and vintage equipment, some of which...
April 29th 04 09:40 PM
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Advice on Eyepiece + Barlow for FS-102 by maflu
Hello, I have just bought an FS-102 and with the remaining money I would like to buy one 2" eyepiece, a barlow and a diagonal. I think I will buy the TV 2X...
May 14th 04 11:58 AM
by Jon Isaacs Go to last post
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Aluminum triangles? by Joseph Cannavo
Any opinions about the requisite stiffness of 3/16 aluminum in constructing triangle for a flotation cell for a 15x2 mirror? Joe
May 18th 04 10:32 AM
by Jon Isaacs Go to last post
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Jokes (-: by Jon Isaacs
HERE'S WHAT THE ENGLISH THINK OF THE FRENCH. 1. How many gears Geeze, these are recycled WWII jokes, can't you do better than that? Jon
May 16th 04 06:30 PM
by Coppy Littlehouse Go to last post
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Observing Report - Preliminary and a question by Mark Smith
It is 3 am and I just got done putting all of the equipment away so I'm just giving a preliminary. I almost didn't go out, in fact it was clouded over when I...
May 16th 04 09:29 PM
by Jon Isaacs Go to last post
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projection TV lenses by Thomas
The other day at a garage sale a projection TV was for sale. Looking at the projector lenses I wondered if they could be used to make a refractor. The TV was...
May 18th 04 07:02 AM
by Doug Peterson Go to last post
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Odassy scope by Starlord
A man stopped by just before I closed down tonight, he was given a DOB and is having trouble with it. It's a 6inch coluter one. He's going to bring it down for...
May 17th 04 10:46 PM
by Rod Mollise Go to last post
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2 Comets visible to the unaided eye at once ?!?!? by Tom Rankin
Has anyone ever seen 2 naked eye comets at once? According to Cartes Du Ciel, we have a chance at the end of May! -- Tom Rankin - Programmer by day, amateur...
May 18th 04 09:43 PM
by Greg Crinklaw Go to last post
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Rites of passage by Martin R. Howell
You are not a real amateur astronomer until you have: ** Realized that you would give up a significant amount of your salary for a later in the...
May 21st 04 02:23 AM
by Mark Go to last post
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Lunar Drawings of Anthony G. Sanchez by jerry warner
We have a new lunar artrist of high merit on the scene. He is Anthony G. Sanchez and he has graced alt.binaries.pictures.astro with a...
May 13th 04 07:26 AM
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Why won't this work? by Scott Kroeppler
I have a wide-field diagonal that I can use in the visual back on my ETX-90. The standard 45 degree diagonal that came with my ST80 is pretty mediocre...
May 12th 04 03:29 PM
by Scott Kroeppler Go to last post
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Bright Star Atlas 2000.0 New Edition (Mini review) by Florian
I've had a copy of Wil Tirion's _Bright Star Atlas 2000.0_ for years. It's just always in with my stargazing stuff and comes on camping trips. I generally had...
May 1st 04 05:23 AM
by Darian Rachal Go to last post
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Aristarchus by skypilot
Tonight the cobras head was perfect seeing under a gibbous moon close to the terminator. It is quite a geologic feature. That valley or rift must be volcanic...
May 3rd 04 07:45 PM
by CLT Go to last post
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DEMISE IN FIRE AND ICE (NEWS NUGGET - MAY 3, 2004) by INBOX ASTRONOMY: NEWS ALERT
NEWS NUGGET: May 3, 2004 DEMISE IN FIRE AND ICE The Bug Nebula, NGC 6302, is one of the brightest and most extreme planetary nebulae known. The fiery, dying...
May 4th 04 07:28 AM
by skypilot Go to last post
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Observing: 5/2/04 Report - Interesting Night by Mark Smith
Location: San Diego, CA Time: 2000-2300 PDT (0300-0600 UT) Equipment: Celestron 9 1/4S Darkness: Not Seeing: 7/10 Transparency: 8/10 2000 - Started...
May 5th 04 09:36 AM
by Martin R. Howell Go to last post
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Comet C/2001 Q4 NEAT first glimpse, TV76, 5/3/2004 by Florian
And that's what it was... just a glimpse at about 8:20pm local time before it set over the mtns SW of town. I was using my Tele Vue 76 with 16mm Nagler for 30x...
May 9th 04 06:17 AM
by Michael Richmann Go to last post
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TheSky by Andrew Gittler
I have a question about the program "The Sky". I originally bought it to install on my "Number One" laptop, with the intention of using it with my LX200GPS +...
May 5th 04 08:25 PM
by Rod Mollise Go to last post
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Total Lunar Eclipse from South Coast, UK by Pete Lawrence
Had to move down to the beach for the start of this one. My two sons Richard (12) and Douglas (10) came down, helped and froze in the...
May 6th 04 05:40 AM
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Pravda's lunar eclipse article mistake by JPG
In Pravda's lunar eclipse article at http://newsfromrussia.com/science/2004/05/05/53774.html they write about the lunar eclipse, but the photo shown with...
May 6th 04 06:23 PM
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Astromart is---- by CHASLX200
I like the new Astromart. The new Astromart is bigger better more exciting than ever! Gotta love Herb for his hard work... Chas P.
May 21st 04 01:37 AM
by Shady Wheaton Go to last post
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