Fw: amature satellite telescope tracking
Chris Peat (Chris.Peat@dlr.de)
Fri, 5 Mar 1999 11:57:53 +0100
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Hi all,
I received this message from a visitor to our site. Telescopes are not =
my strongpoint, could someone please help him?
Thanks very much,
Chris
PS. We have now dramatically increased the size of our location database =
to over 1 million places worldwide, including almost every town and =
village in most countries. New countries are being added regulalry, and =
my aim is to cover the whole world in the next few weeks.
-----Original Message-----
From: Bill Briggs <bbriggs@bellsouth.net>
To: Chris.Peat@dlr.de <Chris.Peat@dlr.de>
Date: 21 February 1999 04:50
Subject: amature satellite telescope tracking
I have a Mead 8" with alt/az drive. I assume there is no way to track a =
satellite with this SLOW drive, but is there a commercially available =
system for tracking satellites with this telescope, or any other, or =
even with binoculars? It seems this would require a special machine.
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thanks for any information.
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bill briggs
bbriggs@bellsouth.net
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Hi all,
I received =
this message from=20
a visitor to our site. Telescopes are not my strongpoint, could someone =
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help him?
Thanks very much,
Chris
PS. We have now dramatically =
increased the size=20
of our location database to over 1 million places worldwide, including =
almost=20
every town and village in most countries. New countries are being added=20
regulalry, and my aim is to cover the whole world in the next few=20
weeks.
I have a Mead 8" with alt/az =
drive. I=20
assume there is no way to track a satellite with this SLOW drive, but is =
there a=20
commercially available system for tracking satellites with this =
telescope, or=20
any other, or even with binoculars? It seems this would require a =
special=20
machine.
thanks for any =
information.
bill briggs
bbriggs@bellsouth.net
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