Whops I was using the following video camera, for the suitsat pass and others, and problem I notice.

From: Kevin Fetter (kfetter@yahoo.com)
Date: Mon Sep 25 2006 - 11:22:34 EDT

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    I just remember that I started using my new video camera, after I received it a few months ago.
    
    It's the following one
    
    http://www.astrovid.com/prod_details.php?pid=10
    
    So it was in use, for the suitsat pass. Someone from the Naval Research Laboratory is writting an
    article on suitsat for the AMSAT Journal. So I will have to correct the info I sent him, on what I
    was using to capture the pass.
    
    So once my pentax digital SLR camera arrives, I will update my page at
    
    http://www.kfetter.com/setup/videosetup.htm
    
    To show how I wired up the place, for controlling the scope from inside.
    
    If I use the following 
    
    http://www.astrovid.com/ccd_calc.php
    
    And use Telescope aperture in mm: 36, this is the aperature of the lens
    
    Telescope focal ratio: f1.4 what the lens is set at 
    
    I get Field of view in arc-minutes: 156.9' x 194.2'
    
    Seems smaller, then what results I get using guide. I compared the star feild in the folllowing
    video
    
    http://www.kfetter.com/satvideo/081106/25977.wmv
    
    To that above feild of view, and the above result seems to small for a feild of view.
    
    Must be doing something wrong somewhere.
    
    Kevin
    
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