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Old December 18th 05, 05:01 AM posted to sci.astro.amateur
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You are invited to take part in product testing of a new telescope
accessory. If you are selected to participate, you'll receive a sample
of the item to be tested. Just provide your opinions on the product,
and it will be yours to keep.

This product is for use on Newtonian reflectors - either Dobsonian or
EQ mounted. All you need to do to participate is to own a suitable
telescope, and provide some basic information about your scope.

Just fill out the information below, and email it to:


Go to
http://www.mindspring.com/~pdotson/MirrorCellDwg.jpg for a
detailed description of the information needed.

PRODUCT TESTER INFO
--------------------------------------
Contact Information: (Name, email address, etc.)

Telescope Manufacturer:
Telescope Model:
Primary Mirror Diameter:

A - Inside Diameter of the mirror cell back plate.
B - Distance from the edge of 'A' to center of the collimation knob.
C - Distance from the edge of 'A' to the center of the set screw (may
be same distance as 'B').
D - The distance between the center of the collimation knob and the
center of the set screw.

***Optional***
Number of years in Astronomy:
Other Telescopes Owned:

Thanks,
Pat Dotson
Newt Astronomy
765-434-4419

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Old December 18th 05, 06:34 AM posted to sci.astro.amateur
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Notice he does NOT say just what you will be testing!


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Old December 18th 05, 07:52 PM posted to sci.astro.amateur
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Thanks,
Pat Dotson
Newt Astronomy
765-434-4419


I googled "Newt Astronomy". Kinda funny what most of the hits are.

Shawn
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Old December 19th 05, 01:45 PM posted to sci.astro.amateur
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I'm still looking for feedback. I'm especially interested in
measurements from Asian import Newtonian OTA's.

Thanks,
Pat

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Old December 19th 05, 02:01 PM posted to sci.astro.amateur
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My web site for Newt Astronomy isn't up yet. I googled it too, and
only found references to Newtonian telescopes, so Shawn I'm not sure
what you are referring too...

What will be tested is an accessory for Newtonian telescopes. I'd call
it a necessity rather than accessory, but I don't really want to say
what it is yet. No big secret or breakthrough - just filling a
percieved niche.

Pat

 




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