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17 years 7 months ago #44763 by Seanie_Morris
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Seanie, how is it infamous ?


Well, I mean 'infamous' in a good way, y'know? :!:

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17 years 7 months ago #44764 by dave_lillis
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ok, I thought you were going to say it have some very obvious errors or something :lol:

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17 years 7 months ago #44772 by DaveGrennan
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I have Sky Atlas 2000. It is very nice. Not that I get to use it a lot in the age of accurate goto scopes. It has a telrad transparent overlay so you can see where you need to line up your telrad.

Highly recommend you splash out on the laminated version if you plan to take it out on damp nights.

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17 years 7 months ago #44774 by ftodonoghue
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check out this website for starters. just came across it by accident a few mins ago. might be a good starter
www.utahskies.org/deepsky/messier/charts...rTelradFrameSet.html

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Trevor

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