Another night of bad seeing?

[iwatkins]

(I sent off a full radiosonde at 12:45 local)

Bit rough to 870Mb, after that is fairly linear. Let the ground jet settle and all should be smooth. I predict that that anyone East and North of me should get 8/10 seeing and trans. by 2:10 (local).

Cheers

Ian

[Mik3]

I wish I could stay up that late but I'm falling asleep already, I have to drag it all in now. This will be fun

[iwatkins]

I call lightweight.

Sonde popped at 12.4mb. Totally linear after 890mb.

Just starting my Saturn imaging run. First of the year.

Cheers

Ian

[Mik3]

Guilty as charged

I must sleep.

[iwatkins]

Caming Saturn now. Very smooth. !!!

[Brent]

It was absolutely sensational here tonight!

Could see loads more stars than usual and they were pretty much rock steady from about 40 degrees up to zenith.

Don't think I'll see another night like this for a long while, but keeping my fingers crossed for this week

[Doughzer]

x2 nights of perfect viewing, but good lord, the amount of dew meant I had to pack up early! aaaaarrgghh!

I can see dew heaters being ordered soon, bye bye wage packet!

[Brent]

x2 nights of perfect viewing, but good lord, the amount of dew meant I had to pack up early! aaaaarrgghh!

I can see dew heaters being ordered soon, bye bye wage packet!

In two years I've never had a drop of dew on my 'scope and I haven't got a clue why!

I guess it must be down to my setup position.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not complaining, but I'd like to understand why!

[Doughzer]

i live about 200yds away from a 10mile circumference lake, which although great for putting the North side away from LP, i think has a massive impact on the amount of moisture in the air! lol