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Bob! We've have got to work on your travel schedule!! I'm sorry we will miss you at the library event :( LB [email protected]> wrote:

Great and thanks, George. If we start earlier, say 5;30pm or so, Venus and Mercury will be up. And Jupiter, Mars and Uranus will be up a good portion of the night, so lots of solar system goodies to

Hello Leslie,? I'm free to setup and help that night. Brian

gosh darn it.. I am always traveling...? miss out on these fun events...Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

Leslie: I should be there with 10x70 binoculars for the moon and maybe the bright stuff. George

Hi All, On Monday, 3/10, the Waterford Library is hosting a talk on the two March eclipses. I am giving this talk, and it starts at 6p.m. Around the talk, I was hoping that we might get some TAAS

No, please... windows are not optical glass and suede is way too abrasive.? So think how soft that is.... we don't use paper towels to rub optics. It's for blotting biological materials after letting

I talked with my son Jeremy, the pro detailer, and he said he uses suede cloths to ensure no lint. I know he must make sure the car’s paint and/or windows must be absolutely clean of all dust, dirt

Best is distilled water and isopropyl alcohol,? Q-tips and/or photographers blower bulb.? There's one brand of paper towels that doesn't leave lint.Bob Royce told me about it 100 years ago.? Do I

Scott! It would be great to see you again! -LB [email protected]> wrote:

Leslie, I will be available to help on Monday 2/10. Best, Scott Leming [email protected]> wrote:

Oops, silly me, this is a Ritchey-Chretien isn’t it. Probably not suited to portable/visual astronomy. I do seem to remember looking thru an eyepiece years ago at Conn, and we run a 10” RC

Jay: I’ve been riffing about the optics with Leslie, Mark and anyone else who would listen for a few months now. I thought if TAAS ever had an observatory, we’d already have the optics for a nice

Jeremy does service all sorts of cars and pickups, especially this time of year when the roads are harsh on paints. He’s a true gear head that loves what he does and will usually work with anyone. I

I’m curious about the future plans for these amazing optics. I remember Leslie’s email string about finding them a home but I don’t recall the outcome. Leslie, how do you and Alex envision

This is so cool, Bob, and thank you and Jeremy for the kind offer! As George mentioned, optics (especially a set of this quality) are on another level. Does he do minivans? Hope to meet you under a

That’s cool, George, totally understood. Let Jay know though, that Jeremy’s garage can be thought of as a HUGE sink (floor drain) with a supply of running hot and cold water. The power washer

Bob: Firstly, thanks very much to you and your son for offering your assistance. I’ll let Jay have the final say on this, but the cleaning of the optics is a delicate and precise procedure and Jay

Hi guys. I’m new to the group and astronomy in general. Haven’t had a chance to partake in any endeavors yet. Hope to soon. However, my son owns a car detailing shop in Old Saybrook, right on Rt.

Jay: That sounds fine to me. Thanks very much. If Leslie is OK with keeping the mirrors at Conn for a few weeks I can come up to help get them into your vehicle when you’re ready. If there is no