Glenn is correct. The diagonal allows the scope to fit in all possible aiming locations. At the end if processing just mirror reverse the image to correct it for a correct view.?
Scott you will need to install TeamViewer on your computer. Once you do i will forward the connection password.?
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On Mar 31, 2020, at 5:56 PM, Glenn Faini <
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Nice images for a first light.
Looks to me like the diagonal is necessary for the scope to fit into the enclosure.?
Glenn D. Faini, GDF Photography
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On Tue, Mar 31, 2020, 5:35 PM RAC Equipment Manager via Groups.Io <BelmontObservatory=
[email protected]> wrote:
Hey Myron,
? I¡¯d like to give it a go. ? Interested in trying to image C/2019 Y4 (Atlas).? Curious as to why your using a diagonal in this config?
Scott Busby
Belmont Observatory
Spotsylvania, Virginia
@BelmontObs
Dear RAC,
With all of us required to stay at home until the virus runs it's course-now might be a good time to consider remote observing at MSRO-which is available at no charge to RAC members. Station 3 is now online and operational. Its the simplest station to use and an excellent way to get into remote imaging. I have enclosed some images of it, as well as the first two astrophotos taken using it. If anyone would like to try imaging-send me a reply stating your interest.
Sincerely,
Myron Wasiuta
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Myron Wasiuta