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I posted this in the "alt.telescope.meade" newsgroup also, but since
"sci.astro.amateur" is much more active I figured the chance of finding more ideas might be a little better here on this newsgroup. This being my first winter with a Meade Autostar 497 I am looking to find a way to keep the Autostar handset's temperature above freezing, as it becomes unreadable when it gets to around 27 degrees F (I live NW of Chicago, IL, and this is going to be a problem all winter). I am looking at different ways to do this, such as using eyepiece heaters, chemical hand warmers, etc. I figured others must have solved this issue already, since I have read of many complaints to this affect. If you have a solution, how have you done it? How well does it work? I appreciate any and all responses. Thanks, -- Dan Braasch |
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