From: "Marv Wiener" <marvin.wiener@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Reply-To: tryastronomy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
To: <tryastronomy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [Try Astronomy] Re: one more thing
Date: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 18:00:28 -0600
I am a new owner of a used scope of a used scope (Celestron 5 C) and would
love to go through the steps of how to set it up and the best way to use
it. Going outside when it might be close to 0 doesn't sound all that
great, but I could adapt. You probably would touch on the adapting of the
scope, however, is my understanding of the temperature change for the scope
is that you need to do something to allow for the change in temp before you
can use it. I would certainly try to get to a meeting like this. Keep me
posted.
Thanks
Marv Wiener
----- Original Message -----
From: Vargo Timothy
To: tryastronomy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Tuesday, December 06, 2005 5:46 PM
Subject: [Try Astronomy] one more thing
To add a quick note, partially in response to Leslie's e-mail, and in
case I don't make the next business meeting.
I have had several requests lately from UEC members that have telescopes
but don't know how to use them and would like guidance or would like to
learn how to use their scopes more effectively.
So I propose for our January Urban Stargazers meeting rather than a
lecture or structured program, to have a very loose gathering on the second
floor of the Center, where people can bring their telescopes from home and
some of our "experts" will be available for advice and instruction.
I'll arrange clear skies so that once people get a hand of how their
scopes work, they can take it outside and practice.
If I make hot chocolate or hot cider we can call it a holiday party.
In other words, make the meeting a loose social gathering, but with a
purpose.
Any ideas? thoughts?
Tim
Timothy Vargo
Research Coordinator
Urban Ecology Center
1500 E Park Place
Milwaukee WI 53211
(414) 964-8505 Fax: (414) 964-1084
tlvvargo@xxxxxxxxx
http://www.urbanecologycenter.org
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