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Need help -- Wheelchair bound friend interested in astronomy
Hey all-
I have a friend who has expressed interest in getting started in astronomy. He is wheelchair bound. This unfortunately limits what types of scopes and mount designs he could use. I was thinking that a parallelogram type mount with some big binocs or a 4" refractor would work as it would keep the scope/bino away from the tripod, giving the necessary clearance, plus he could easily share his views with others that are standing. I was wondering if anyone out there is or knows of somebody in the same situation that could give me some tips or suggestions. Thanks. Matt |
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