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EmeraldHills
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Reged: 11/26/06
Posts: 404
Loc: Louisville, Kentucky
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Here's yet another plug for Sky & Telescope's "Pocket Sky Atlas." It's a *great* publication because it's thorough, very deep, yet very hand & available (sizewise).
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Doug L. -- Celestron CPC800 GPS (XLT)
Denkmeier "Shorty" PowerSwitch / Tele Vue 32mm Plossl, 12mm Nagler Type 4, 9mm Nagler Type 6
DewBuster / Dew-not heater setup -- Bushnell 8x56 Trophy binoculars
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kestrel0222
Carpal Tunnel
Reged: 05/21/06
Posts: 2337
Loc: Milford, Michigan
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Yes, I have to agree. I have had mine for a while now and think it is great, I use it all the time when I am out observing.
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Tom
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Rick Woods
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Reged: 01/27/05
Posts: 4288
Loc: Inner Solar System
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You know, I find myself using mine more indoors, as a convenient companion to whatever guide I'm using while I plan a session. For a grab-n-go small atlas at the eyepiece, I still use my trusty Bright Star Atlas.
I guess you get into comfortable habits and then tend to stay with them.
- Rick
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- Rick
14" LX200GPS
8" Meade 826C
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