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Thank you for participating in the Meade 4504 Telescope group at www.groups.yahoo.com. Your contributions to this group are valuable, and we hope you will...
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Oct 1, 2003
6:11 pm
7351
Thanks to Dr. Jim Menius for his informative `posting' to assist the new user. Perhaps you should write a book "Idiots Guide to the Meade 4504" – if you did...
mash1234uk
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Oct 1, 2003
10:01 pm
7352
Michael... I think what your seeing is the "spider" that holds the mirror that reflects the image to the eyepiece... the same thing happened to me when I had...
the mayor
themayor07
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Oct 1, 2003
10:21 pm
7353
I'm looking to find a new mount for my 4500. The one I have fell over ( my fault ) and the piece that the counterweight shaft screws into broke. If anyone has...
mbogucki72
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Oct 2, 2003
4:35 pm
7354
hi guys&gals I have come back to the group after a few months break while i moved house {nightmare} i now have a field for a garden instead of a backyard and...
brian
citreonman
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Oct 2, 2003
7:33 pm
7355
First let me say I´m never taking my pictures to be developed at Target ever again! Half my pictures were sliced down the middle of the picture and a third...
Penelope McFadin
penelopemcfadin
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Oct 3, 2003
2:02 am
7356
Penelope, You should look into developing your own film. B&W is good for moon photos, and I have discovered that home developing colour is not as difficult as...
Tim Tyler II
sendhendrix
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Oct 3, 2003
2:20 am
7357
One suggestion for getting all of your pictures developed is to put instructions on the envelope to "develop all pictures-astronomy photos " ... From:...
George A. Rogers
marmaduke6893
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Oct 3, 2003
1:59 pm
7358
-Penelope visit http://www.webcaddy.com. He has some adapters for webcams that not only screw into the webcam (no glueing) after you remove the lens but will...
zerotiime
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Oct 3, 2003
11:22 pm
7359
... about ... BTW, I moved these picts to a webpage at http://www.britomartis.com/astronomy/ . It is complete with thumbnails so they should be easier on your...
Penelope McFadin
penelopemcfadin
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Oct 4, 2003
5:20 am
7360
Find I can take some good moon pictures without a filter using my Logitec webcam pro with a 90mm scope by takeing them during the day. I set the saturation to...
zerotiime
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Oct 4, 2003
1:25 pm
7361
... The trick with astro photos is write in the "special instructions" box: "DO NOT CUT" and "Print all 24 pictures by film index" (that means they should use...
autostaretx
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Oct 4, 2003
5:50 pm
7362
Just got the 2" adapter from Meade yesterday. What a difference. Had quite using the 4504 a couple years ago because of the poor eyepiece but didn't know it...
zerotiime
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Oct 5, 2003
1:34 pm
7363
... Had ... Thanks ... What 1.25 eyepieces have you got. The best thing about the 4.5 Newt. is at f/8 even plossi's work well. DL Smallen...
dsmalln
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Oct 5, 2003
4:49 pm
7364
what are some easy thing to see to see with my scope? I live in reno nv. And i'm new to this ....
minime0632003
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Oct 5, 2003
11:34 pm
7365
... Can someone explain what this adapter is, because although I don't have a 4504 I have been following the discussion with interest. Astronomical eyepieces...
dave nash
aord43
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Oct 6, 2003
11:03 am
7366
... Hi, Start with the moon. I find that's the best way to try a new scope and become acquainted with its use. You can spend hours looking at craters, ...
dave nash
aord43
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Oct 6, 2003
11:20 am
7367
Dave, The adapter is a screw-on cap that replaces the 0.965" screw-on that comes with most of the 114mm Meade OTAs. It permits the use of 1.25" E.P.s. While...
Peter K Rallis
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Oct 6, 2003
11:55 am
7368
... I see, thanks. I actually have a DS2114 which has a screw-on 1.25" cap on the focusser, which may be similar. Although it looks wide enough to hold a 2"...
dave nash
aord43
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Oct 6, 2003
1:23 pm
7369
I bought a Meade 4501 telescope off Ebay. Unfortunately,it has about a 2 1/2" dent on the top of the scope. Does anybody know if this will affect viewing? ...
wldavidson79
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Oct 6, 2003
2:01 pm
7370
Hi, ... This probably won't make a great deal of difference providing the tube is still straight, and the dent doesn't protude in too much. ... Sorry, try a...
dave nash
aord43
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Oct 6, 2003
2:18 pm
7371
Dave, Looked through my junk box a bit ago for something else but ran across what I believe to be a 2" screw-on cap for the Meade focuser, since it is the same...
Peter K Rallis
pkrallis_99
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Oct 6, 2003
3:36 pm
7372
Dave is probably right so long as the alignment of the secondary isn't impaired. If it is just cosmetic I wouldn't worry about it but I'd be inclined to try...
Peter K Rallis
pkrallis_99
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Oct 6, 2003
3:46 pm
7373
hi what is the highest power eyepiece you guys would recommend for the 4.5"???? harry siebert has a 3.9 or a 4mm is this pushing it a bit??? Fergal...
FERGAL
FUZZBOX_51
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Oct 6, 2003
7:35 pm
7374
Rule of thumb is that you can get about 50x per inch of aperture. That means for a 4.5" scope, about 225x is max. That translated into an eyepiece focal...
James R. Griggs
jrgriggs01
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Oct 6, 2003
10:15 pm
7375
There is a rule of thumb that you can get about 50x per inch of aperture but that really depends on several factors. I've had some excellent views of Mars...
Jim Menius
drmenius
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Oct 6, 2003
11:56 pm
7376
Besides Jim's comments which are well worth heeding, seeing conditions have to be extremely good to get beyond my 9.? E.P. You can get away with shorter on...
Peter K Rallis
pkrallis_99
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Oct 7, 2003
12:20 am
7377
I own a meade 4550 - 4.5" reflector and just got a great deal on a meade 395 3.5" refractor (hasn't arrived yet). I'd love anyones opinion of the which to...
jp64
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Oct 7, 2003
1:49 am
7378
Would have to know it...Mother Murphy lives in my hip pocket. I bought a DS-114AT from UBID. Decent deal...but it came here with no manuals in the box. I...
ppasteur
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Oct 7, 2003
2:45 am
7379
I took a few pictures of the moon and thought I'd post them. the were taken hand held through a 25mm and a 9mm withmy digital elph...I think they can out...
jp64
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Oct 7, 2003
3:31 am
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