Ken100

Hello Ashley. Consider the ZWO Seestar S50 robotic scope. Not a visual instrument but image presented on phone or tablet. Once set up (I understand a fairly easy process), you can control from the house. There are certain parameters to be worked with but I would imagine could serve your purpose. Not fully conversant with its operation, I would not like to say further but reviews including Utube I’m sure will answer your questions. The DWARF 2 amongst others is a similar scope. Can others confirm my comments. Hopefully the warmer months may allow to observe in the open without discomfort

A most likeable fellow. At weekend astronomy sessions at Preston Hall and Liverpool (forgotten venue), those present received the best of lectures often on cosmology and the like. At time he was director of Jodrell Bank; our excursions around facilities including the control and back rooms was a privilege never to be repeated. Astronomy has many notable personalities; he was one