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Pete Lawrence wrote:
BTW Stephen, how are you getting on with your Olympus camera?

Since my back "went", I have flogged all my telescope stuff and now just
have a "big bin" on a parallelogram. No bending, no awkward angles, 6
minutes from decision to observing. Bliss! That also means no scope or
drive to attach the camera to, so the Oly is now just used for "normal"
stuff, for which it is excellent.

Best,
Stephen

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On Wed, 12 May 2004 20:52:31 +0100, Stephen Tonkin
wrote:

Pete Lawrence wrote:
BTW Stephen, how are you getting on with your Olympus camera?

Since my back "went", I have flogged all my telescope stuff and now just
have a "big bin" on a parallelogram. No bending, no awkward angles, 6
minutes from decision to observing. Bliss! That also means no scope or
drive to attach the camera to, so the Oly is now just used for "normal"
stuff, for which it is excellent.

I remember you flogging your scope stuff and assumed it was to fund
another scope. Really sorry to hear that your back is still that bad.

On the other hand your binocular system sounds pretty cool.

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