Window faces East and once the Moon is up about 27° to 28° it clears the trees and I have a good 2 hrs of observing.
Lunar Program done differently.
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Lunar Program done differently.
by steve-pinney » Sun Jun 07, 2015 2:54 pm
Thought you all might get a smile out of this. I am doing the A.L. Lunar Program and I am no a fan of mosquito's and I like air conditioning sooooo . . .
Window faces East and once the Moon is up about 27° to 28° it clears the trees and I have a good 2 hrs of observing.
Window faces East and once the Moon is up about 27° to 28° it clears the trees and I have a good 2 hrs of observing.
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Re: Lunar Program done differently.
by edward-fraini » Mon Jun 08, 2015 10:18 pm
Brings a smile....
I have to admit a big reason I did the moon program was that I could do it from my driveway. You would think a lot of people would think the same way but it is not one of the popular programs.
Ed F.
I have to admit a big reason I did the moon program was that I could do it from my driveway. You would think a lot of people would think the same way but it is not one of the popular programs.
Ed F.
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Re: Lunar Program done differently.
by steve-pinney » Tue Jun 09, 2015 3:21 pm
edward-fraini wrote:Brings a smile....
I have to admit a big reason I did the moon program was that I could do it from my driveway. You would think a lot of people would think the same way but it is not one of the popular programs.
Ed F.
and it's not all that easy, especially challenging with this weather.
Unitron 128 (under construction) - Tasco 10TE-5 (under construction)
TAL-1M - Parks PRT-46 D60/F900
Astro-Tech 8" F/4 Newtonian
Explore Scientific ED80
Celestron 5
Meade ETX-90EC
Jason Comet Chaser (Cause it's cute)
CG5 Mount
TAL-1M - Parks PRT-46 D60/F900
Astro-Tech 8" F/4 Newtonian
Explore Scientific ED80
Celestron 5
Meade ETX-90EC
Jason Comet Chaser (Cause it's cute)
CG5 Mount
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