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3749
I have a few items I wish to giveaway. They are free to any needy person. Celestron Kellner 40mm 1 1/4 eyepiece Celestron Kellner 18mm 1 1/4 eyepiece ...
Michael
mochool
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Aug 1, 2006
9:59 pm
3750
I'll throw one in also. A copy of National Audubon Society's "Field Guide To The NIGHT SKY" _____ From: Michael [mailto:mochool@...] Sent: Tuesday,...
Mike C
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Aug 1, 2006
10:21 pm
3751
I'm always interested in free stuff. I use 1 1/4 eyepieces. My widest eyepiece is 30mm - the 40mm sounds interesting. I don't know whether I have anything...
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btwoern
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Aug 2, 2006
1:45 am
3752
40mm in 1.25" eyepieces is no better than 32mm because of the field stop. "My advice is free and worth every penny!" -Christopher Erickson Network Design...
Christopher Erickson
data_plumber1
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Aug 2, 2006
3:55 am
3753
If there are items that people don't want right off we could give them away at the Eagle River Nature Center when astro season starts again. Just a thought. ...
Scott
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Aug 2, 2006
5:22 am
3754
I've been down in Phoenix for the past 2 weeks and tonight I finally had a clear night. Every night its been stormy and or cloudy but it was clear tonight. I...
Scott
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Aug 2, 2006
5:32 am
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Hi Michael can use the 40 mm Celestron.1.25. I am up here in Fairbanks, please e-Mail me with shiping cost and i'll send my address Thanks Sterling@......
sterlingmuth
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Aug 2, 2006
7:33 am
3756
Hi Scott I'm jealous!! Have a good time with it down there, sounds ideal. I just went outside and was surprised at how dark it was. Lyra looks great, Vega and...
Mike C
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Aug 2, 2006
8:34 am
3757
Wow! the Free stuff really brings out the messages eh? Along with Brett we do try to use our gear to give opportunities for kid observing. I have several OTAs...
dynascopeak
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Aug 2, 2006
5:21 pm
3758
Tonight I observed Jupiter again and could clearly see the Great Red Spot (GRS) but I could not see the new Red Spot Junior. The GRS appeared cleamy white in...
Scott
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Aug 3, 2006
4:46 am
3759
I've taken dozens of jpg photos of the moon. Can I use Registack to stack many jpgs to reduce the signal to noise ratio or is Registack a program that is used...
Scott
scottupnorth
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Aug 3, 2006
4:51 am
3760
... Registax can combine single jpeg images. I would like to see your results. Steve...
Steven Menaker
sandjmen
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Aug 3, 2006
5:00 am
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This is all conjecture and I'd love any additional insight or discussion: I tried Registax with a small quantity of digicam images, but ended up with ...
Mike C
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Aug 3, 2006
5:17 am
3762
Hi Scott It's surprisingly dark up here now. I tried the 15x70 binoculars out and there is no way you can use them handheld, at least I cant! Even jammed ...
Mike C
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Aug 3, 2006
5:33 am
3763
Tom; There was a review on the lightbridge telescope over at Cloudynights.com It appeared that there were some quality control issues with the scope. These...
jameswiedle
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Aug 3, 2006
7:14 am
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Steve and Mike, Thanks for your input. When I get back to Alaska I'll try Registack out on a few jpgs. On my previous post I misstated: I want to INCREASE...
Scott
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Aug 3, 2006
4:13 pm
3765
I posted a photo of the moon taken last night. This is 1 of 30. All 30 are pretty much identical so Registack should have something to work with. This is...
Scott
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Aug 3, 2006
4:33 pm
3766
Nice photo Scott. I've aways like photo of the moon when it @ quarter to half moon. The lighting shows the craters more with its shadows. I would be...
Michael
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Aug 3, 2006
6:00 pm
3767
The three eyepieces I was offering have a new owner. I think it is best served where its shared for public viewing... thanks for the strong interest. Michael...
Michael
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Aug 3, 2006
6:03 pm
3768
It seems like many of the planets are not well suited for viewing this season. With Jupiter low to the horizon following Venus, Mercury and Mars with them...
Michael
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Aug 3, 2006
6:08 pm
3769
How many degrees is Saturn off the Sun now? I need to get some planetarium software installed. I didn't know Saturn had flipped over to the morning side, I'm...
Mike C
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Aug 3, 2006
6:46 pm
3770
Scott, for a great time you might also go afocal at higher magnifications, then move the camera to adjacent fields on the moon and combine the resulting shots...
Mike C
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Aug 3, 2006
6:51 pm
3771
Mike, I did take some higher magnification shots of the moon as well but the results are mixed. I'm just using the Teegul mount while here in Phoenix. The...
Scott
scottupnorth
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Aug 3, 2006
7:35 pm
3772
Sorry, Mike. Sun-Saturn separation is Zero degrees. It's directly between Earth and Sun at present. Keith ... planetarium ... morning ... absolute best ... ...
Keith Campbell
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Aug 3, 2006
7:47 pm
3773
Yeesh ! I must have overdosed on dumb pills this morning. Saturn is directly behind the Sun. Keith...
Keith Campbell
keithalaska2003
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Aug 3, 2006
8:07 pm
3774
I've always thought it would be more exciting for Saturn to pass in front of the moon than the other more common outcome. Saturn is big but I think it would...
Mike C
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Aug 3, 2006
8:46 pm
3775
We might get brushed by a belt or two, but what a fireworks show that would be!! Brett ... From: mike@... To: AlaskanAstronomy@yahoogroups.com Sent:...
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Aug 3, 2006
10:16 pm
3776
On October 16 @ 5am an 24.5 day old moon and Saturn will be very close to each other. In the eastern sky. Otherwise Saturn will climb higher in the sky in a...
Michael
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Aug 3, 2006
11:08 pm
3777
Actually the two get less than a degree from each other orcloser on December 10 about 3:30am but I might be off an hour. ... From: "Michael"...
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mochool
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Aug 3, 2006
11:37 pm
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We're a desperate lot, aren't we. We're all breathing hard waiting for our sky to come back. The other evening, I put my binoculars (surprising good Orion...
Keith Campbell
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Aug 4, 2006
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