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Look at the height problem from a completely different angle and you
end up with an adjustable height chair. I use one with my refractors and find I can see far more detail when perched than when standing up or crouching. Have a look at Yahoo Groups: Telescope Observing Chairs. It's a small group with relatively low activity but full of good ideas. Their gallery will save you reinventing the wheel. (or the observing chair). http://groups.yahoo.com/group/telesc...guid=100228709 |
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On Tue, 22 Apr 2008 15:35:52 -0700 (PDT), "Chris.B"
wrote: Look at the height problem from a completely different angle and you end up with an adjustable height chair. I actually have made one. However, even with the chair, it is usually pretty low down while doing normal observing, and being tall it is a pain to get in and out. I wanted to be able to use my chair one some of the higher settings ![]() |
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