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PhilCo126
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Re: Good books on astronomical observatories new [Re: PhilCo126]
      #3318060 - 09/06/09 06:25 AM

Some booklets on French observatories (South of France):



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AlienFirstClass
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Re: Good books on astronomical observatories new [Re: nytecam]
      #3319549 - 09/07/09 01:07 AM

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O.K. Carol, I'll continue with three more books


I've some of that 'pro' selection - here's some of mine eg Springer series of many amateur domes/ RoF




I noticed that this picture of the books is missing...anyone know what books were being recommended?

Thanks


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kiwisailor
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Re: Good books on astronomical observatories new [Re: AlienFirstClass]
      #3319555 - 09/07/09 01:15 AM

The books are Small Astronomical Observatories, More Small Astronomical Observatories and Setting Up A Small Observatory, Alien. They show up OK for me.

Steve

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Re: Good books on astronomical observatories new [Re: kiwisailor]
      #3319857 - 09/07/09 09:14 AM

They show up for me also; it's on Alien's computer end.

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PhilCo126
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Re: Good books on astronomical observatories new [Re: csa/montana]
      #3320108 - 09/07/09 11:28 AM

Nice booklets on the Lick Observatory (California) and the McDonald Observatory (Texas):



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Re: Good books on astronomical observatories new [Re: PhilCo126]
      #3320194 - 09/07/09 12:13 PM

Thanks for starting this thread; it's a very informative one. There's little publicity on books about Observatories, so to be able to have such a great selection in one place, is a very nice addition to the forum.

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Vixen 80MF/AstroTech Voyager
Masuyama's 7.5, 15, 25W, 35mm,
Pentaxes; 5XW, 7XL, 10XW.
14mm Meade 4000 UWA
TV Panoptics; 22, 35

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PhilCo126
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Re: Good books on astronomical observatories [Re: csa/montana]
      #3324144 - 09/09/09 01:26 PM

Indeed, there'sn't any website with good photos of the covers of Observatory books but I might start one to share my 30-year old collection. And I'll order these a bit better




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