Duplex Moon Atlas by Ronald Stoyan

[IB20]

Still loving this Atlas. Makes cruising over the moon and identifying features and craters a doddle. One of my best buys as it’s really got me into moon viewing.

[Franklin]

Yes, it's very good isn't it.

[Telescope40]

I have to agreed as well. Got a copy earlier this week and I have just given it first light I guess. Very easy to use - clearly well thought out. Pity Luna wasn't quite with me during the session. Very "wobbly bob" seeing. 

John 

[Littleguy80]

On 12/05/2023 at 22:26, Littleguy80 said:

I now have this Atlas to accompany the 21st Century Atlas of the Moon. I’ve been slowly working my way through the Lunar 100 (26 to go). I’ve gone through and labelled up the pages with L100 targets that I’m yet to see. I’ve just done it on the refractor section as that’s what I plan to use for Lunar observing. 

Have had a couple of great sessions with the Atlas the past couple of nights. My little post it system has helped me find six more Lunar 100 targets. I found that I like to have the 21st Century Atlas with me too for the descriptions as they often have little tips or history on particular targets. 

Picture from last night with the Atlases at my side  

[laudropb]

I have used the Atas when observing the moon over the last few nights. It is certainly the best I have ever used. I still use my other atlases for references when I am writing up my observations to gather more details of what I have seen. I can  happily recommend this book to all lunar observers.

 

Edited May 29, 2023 by laudropb

[glafnazur]

I've just ordered a copy. I've neglected the moon somewhat so hopefully this will give me an incentive to view it more.