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September 16th 12, 12:57 AM
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Stars less than magnitude 4?
I'd like to get a list of stars below mag 4 at a specific time of night.
I need the az/el for them. The Sky 6 seems befuddled by this attempt with their Data Wizard. Maybe there's a freebie program that does this. P.S. I think there's a modestly price program that is something like a night sky planner for something like $50. I've forgotten the name. SkyPlanner? 
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