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Re: M4
      08/05/08 02:11 PM

Light pollution in my backyard is very bad! I can spot M4....only few bright stars on my 10"! M13 is much better! M22 still not great but better than M4!
M4 is easy to find on 10 X 50 binocular in pretty dark sky as fuzzy star! When you are in dark sky and you will find M4 then marked on your paper to know the excatly location and you able to find it in light pollution when the night is right.....clear and no moon!

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Astronomer since 1975!
Meade 16" Lightbridge Dobsonian
Orion 10" SkyQuest Classic Dobsonian
Tele Vue Eyepieces
Orion Expanse Wide-Field 6mm eyepiece
4.5" F5 Reflector since 1982!
Orion Narrowband and SkyGlow filters
Member of IDA, let's fight light pollution!

Old Edmund 6"F8...donated to cousins
Super Polaris C8...donated to Byron Observatory in Illinois


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* M4 moron392 08/04/08 08:18 AM
. * Re: M4 David Knisely   08/04/08 03:10 PM
. * Re: M4 moron392   08/05/08 10:03 AM
. * Re: M4 Illinois   08/05/08 02:11 PM
. * Re: M4 JakeT93   08/06/08 01:19 PM
. * Re: M4 scopethis   08/04/08 08:41 AM
. * Re: M4 JakeT93   08/04/08 09:36 AM
. * Re: M4 xfile101   08/04/08 12:51 PM

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