1st Astro presentation tonight

[lunator]

Tonight is the big night.

All of 20 people from my local astro soc will be hanging on my every word...................

I am giving a talk on double stars & low cost imaging (what else could I?)

I'll let you know how it goes.

Cheers

Ian

[OXO]

Good Luck Ian although i don;t think you will need it as iam sure you will do a great Job wish i was there matey..

James

[Naz]

Good luck Ian , I am sure you will be OK, report back on how it went.

naz

[CELESCOPE]

yes good luck Ian , hope all goes well , you will be away once started ,

Cheers

Rog

[Greg]

Ian,

With your expertise and knowledge, you'll have no problem.....Pity I can't come!

Greg

[Kaptain Klevtsov]

Best of luck mate.

Captain Chaos

[Albireo380]

Best of luck. Always stressful when you stand up in front of people and give a talk. But after 2 mins you will be in to your stride. Go slay 'em.

Tom

[Mick.G.]

You'll be O.K mate,enjoy yourself

Mick

[radioactive]

good luck Ian Mate we are all behind you :sunny:

[Martin 2]

Good luck Ian

M2

[daz]

Top stuff Ian!!

Full report required

[MartinB]

How did it go Ian?

[lunator]

It went well.

The technology behaved it's self and everyone seemed to listen.

Some of the double star stuff caused a few quizzical looks but the low cost imaging was well received.

Plenty of questions at the end.

The talk was about 40mins long so I think I pitched it about right length wise.

Thanks for all your support

Cheers

Ian

[OXO]

Excellent news Ian

Well done

[Jamie]

Good to hear that all went well mate well done.

[Naz]

Excellant Ian, I will admit I have a little(?) difficulty on the double star bits, but I stick with it hopeing that something might stick.

Good I had every confidence in you after reading you reports on here.

naz

[MartinB]

Well done Ian.

[FLO]

Nice one Ian

[Astroman]

Congrats, Ian. I always judge the success of a talk by the amount, type and calibre of the questions afterward. I purposley structure them to leave some parts somewhat unclear, to see if the audience picks it up. Nicely done!

[Saso]

Congratulations.

Saso