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From: DWilliams1128{at}aol.com
To: atm{at}shore.net
Reply-To: DWilliams1128{at}aol.com
What kind of epoxy should I use to glue washers down for a washer tool? I
have a gearbox and electric motor that I'm using to push the mirror back
and forth over the tool.
I have made a 6" reflector telescope Newtonian before, but I only used
a PVC tube that someone gave me and bought the primary and secondary and
eyepiece holder from Edmund Scientific, but put it all together myself.
It worked good
for a starting telescope. And then in the summer of this year my mom bought
me a Meade LX200 10" GPS telescope. Also I have a CCD camera from
SBIG the ST-237 A camera and I wondered if anyone else has problems getting
it to work together. Also I am working on making a 20" Newtonian
Reflector telescope and
I'll probably mount it as a Dobsonian at first. But right now I'm still rough
grinding on my mirror with #80 grit. I'm making it to about F5. And I
bought the plate glass mirror blank (porthole glass), the tool and
abrasives from a man named Mel Tolbert who lives in Smyrna Georgia. Does
anyone else know him?
I'm having trouble hooking my ST 237 A CCD camera to my Meade LX200
10" GPS. I have a 200 mhz computer that has the software on it
(CCDOPS and CCDSHARP). Do I need the program CCDSoft? I think you need
that program if you do color photography. Can you change the shutter
wheel to a color filter wheel? I was
using CCDOPS and had the telescope pointing at Vega and then I got a Peak
value of about 32,000 something, but the image on the screen was a white
round circle. I heard that you could use a piece of opaque cardboard with
two holes in it over the front of the telescope to use as a focusing aid.
I love you
Chami.
David Williams
dwilliams1128{at}aol.com
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