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Stargazer McCabe

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After being alerted to Mr Woods’ book by @Knighty2112 I received my copy this afternoon. Swift delivery from our Amazonian chums...

To date we’ve been using VMA and the Cambridge Photographic Atlas via a long, laborious exercise of printed screenshots from an E-Book that I turned into a PDF and printed out...

This Atlas is superb. It will act as a brilliant “at eyepiece” resource instead of what we’ve been trying to use via a few inferior apps and print outs. 

Thanks Gus ?? Money well spent...

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I thought, given the current interest in the moon, lunar X/V etc that I would post up some info on the Lunar 100.  This is something which I would love to complete, but do struggle with getting the we

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Alan, I've done this now. I've locked the thread so it remains clear, but if anyone has any more documents or links which would be helpful, just pm me and I can add them  

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I find the 21st Century Atlas a bit tricky at the eyepiece of a refractor as it is the 'right way round'. However I found a free app for the iPad called QuickFlip which simply flips images - simpler t

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16 minutes ago, Stargazer McCabe said:

After being alerted to Mr Woods’ book by @Knighty2112 I received my copy this afternoon. Swift delivery from our Amazonian chums...

To date we’ve been using VMA and the Cambridge Photographic Atlas via a long, laborious exercise of printed screenshots from an E-Book that I turned into a PDF and printed out...

This Atlas is superb. It will act as a brilliant “at eyepiece” resource instead of what we’ve been trying to use via a few inferior apps and print outs. 

Thanks Gus ?? Money well spent...

Yes, it’s a great book. Hope you enjoy it. Fast service from Amazon too despite the weather! :) 

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Criermike

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I am totally new to astronomy but had already decided to start with the moon. Well, why wouldn’t I? It is closer, bigger and much easier to see for starters. Then I found the Lunar 100 and I just love a challenge. Then came the operation on my hand, so I have to confine myself to reading about it until later this week when the bandages come off and the stitches come out, so I can then (all being well) actually hold and lift my binos and scope.

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14 minutes ago, Criermike said:

I am totally new to astronomy but had already decided to start with the moon. Well, why wouldn’t I? It is closer, bigger and much easier to see for starters. Then I found the Lunar 100 and I just love a challenge. Then came the operation on my hand, so I have to confine myself to reading about it until later this week when the bandages come off and the stitches come out, so I can then (all being well) actually hold and lift my binos and scope.

It's a great place to start Mike. Good luck with the OP, and hope you are up and running soon.

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