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19335 dhahn@...
dlh49thstate Offline Send Email
Dec 1, 2001
12:35 pm
Bob... CONGRATULATIONS! That is an amazing photograph of Saturn and I might add of Jupiter and two of it's moons as well. Great work. Dennis Hahn Anchorage. ...
19336 Jeffrey Burley
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Dec 1, 2001
1:53 pm
Group, I'm sorry for this interruption. I'm sure this has been covered in the past. My search through previous messages did not answer my question. S & T...
19337 EddieB6455@...
eddieb6455 Offline Send Email
Dec 1, 2001
2:20 pm
I just bought a used LX200 which is a ;ittle heavier than a LX90 but you could probably use my experience as a guide. The scope is being shipped to me as we...
19338 EddieB6455@...
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Dec 1, 2001
2:26 pm
Go BoB! Ed [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
19339 TrumpetPA@... Send Email Dec 1, 2001
2:41 pm
I was figuring about $90 for the shipping, so it looks like I was right on, or even a little high. I am more concerned with the actual process of packing and...
19340 Janet Miller
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Dec 1, 2001
2:44 pm
Congrats, Bob! Well deserved too - that's a gorgeous image of Saturn. Nice to see our little LX90's showing up the big boys, and proving that they *are*...
19341 Clay Sherrod
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Dec 1, 2001
2:55 pm
No Jeff...the RA coordinates are universal and no conversion is necessary; the R.A. and DEC are given for the sky which will gradually change as the comet...
19342 Janet Miller
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Dec 1, 2001
3:09 pm
... Hi Jeff, Celestial coordinates should be the same, regardless of your location and time. However, this being a *moving* object, the coordinates will change...
19343 Jeffrey Burley
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Dec 1, 2001
3:10 pm
Thank you Dr. Clay. I assumed the coordinates as listed were based from the Greenwich location and must be adjusted appropriately. I'll input the coordinates...
19344 Janet Miller
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Dec 1, 2001
3:21 pm
... right on, ... that. I think ... be all ... Hi Mark, I don't have any experience with this following process, but it's used widely for an awful lot of...
19345 Jeffrey Burley
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Dec 1, 2001
3:30 pm
Janet, Thanks for the reminder that I can add items to the Autostar's database. I haven't tried this yet. With 30,000 objects to investigate and just having...
19346 SKEYEGUY@... Send Email Dec 1, 2001
3:50 pm
Hi, In this same thought, about 6 months ago I had a customer who "could not see the Moon" in his LX90. After spending about 40 minutes going through the ...
19347 Alan W.
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Dec 1, 2001
7:13 pm
... I see you already answered your question in the next email, but a little help for the next time. Get yourself a good planetarium program for you PC and...
19348 John Whitby
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Dec 1, 2001
7:38 pm
This URL should help you find the current comet location: http://encke.jpl.nasa.gov/whats_visible.html...
19349 reim58@...
reim58 Offline Send Email
Dec 1, 2001
10:28 pm
Here are the links to two (two of many) shots I took of the occulation. The 'Original' file is how it can out of the camera with no processing. The...
19350 rseymour@...
autostaretx Offline Send Email
Dec 1, 2001
10:33 pm
... No... the "RA", although expressed in coordinates of Time, isn't handled that way. It's "merely" a fixed point on the sky. I'm going to answer the actual...
19351 ryderc1@...
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Dec 1, 2001
10:59 pm
Bob- Your images of Saturn are spectacular (as usual)! ... with ... and ... http://personal.mco.bellsouth.net/mco/r/e/reim58/photo/occult_orig.jpg ... ...
19352 LanskaCalif@...
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Dec 1, 2001
11:10 pm
... see ... Beautiful pictures, Bob - Congratulations - I'm just getting into Astrophotography. Now I know, who to direct questions to. Clear skies Mike L. ...
19353 rlc4@...
omega448902001 Offline Send Email
Dec 1, 2001
11:41 pm
I've been pondering what addl. EP's to buy to supplement the 26mm that comes with my new LX-90 which ships on Monday (Meeeeeerry Christmas!!). I was...
19354 ralphiej@...
ralphiej2001 Offline Send Email
Dec 1, 2001
11:53 pm
Dr Clay, Thanks for the response. This makes sense. The margin of error would be greater over the relatively shorter distances of the solar system and...
19355 Dean
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Dec 1, 2001
11:56 pm
Hi Dick, Try a zoom first before you buy. Either you love em or hate'em. Maybe not quite that bad but you'll get alot of mixed reviews. I have the meade, ...
19356 ralphiej@...
ralphiej2001 Offline Send Email
Dec 1, 2001
11:58 pm
Thanks, I do need to recheck the precison of my coordinates, but what strikes me as odd is that it is an issue that has only recently surfaced. I have not...
19357 ralphiej@...
ralphiej2001 Offline Send Email
Dec 2, 2001
12:01 am
Hmm Joe, I don't doubt you at all but your response certainly seems to challenge my "margin of error "logic in my reply to Dr. Clay. I'll do some more...
19358 reim58@...
reim58 Offline Send Email
Dec 2, 2001
1:04 am
Thanks alot for all the complements!! I really enjoy taking pictures of the planets to see if I can better any of my previous shots. I just collimated my...
19359 Kevin Honeyager
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Dec 2, 2001
1:36 am
Beautiful shot, Bob! It's the best Saturn occultation image I've seen so far (anywhere) - it would be a shoe-in for the Gallery section of S&T! I especially...
19360 John Whitby
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Dec 2, 2001
2:42 am
First sorta clear skies in almost two weeks. I saw it tonite about 8pm est before it clouded over. Too much moonlite to really make out a tail. Through a...
19361 SKEYEGUY@... Send Email Dec 2, 2001
2:57 am
Hi Again Ralph, Could it be you are entering "Daylight Savings Time"? We have Fall-en back to standard time. Just checking the simple things. Clear Skies,...
19362 rseymour@...
autostaretx Offline Send Email
Dec 2, 2001
3:54 am
... Two moon diameters? That's only -one- degree! The moon moves about half-degree eastward per hour (relative to the background stars). So if you had...
19363 Jeffrey Burley
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Dec 2, 2001
5:12 am
Dick, I do appreciate your answer. I printed a copy and will find some peace and quiet to digest the information. I did take a look before I read your post....
19364 Jeffrey Burley
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Dec 2, 2001
5:13 am
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