Steve--I'm only doing the SAC list above mag 12 and readily visible from our
latitude. Also, excluding lots of the open clusters that aren't so
interesting. Getting near the end, actually.
Paul Knauth
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Subject: [AZ-Observing] Re: What do you use to make up an observing list?
First of all, a big "Thank You" to all who replied.
Joe Goss, I am NOT writing a book in 60 days--just a 2cd edition. I
will let you know how that works out. I know lots of other Guide users.
Jimmy Ray, I will ask the author of Celestial Portraits if I can include
a reference;-)
Paul Knauth, I am happy to hear that folks are still using the SAC data.
When you have finished the 10,000 objects that AJ and I included let me
know.
Beevo, I know of Celestial Harvest and the author is quite the expert on
double stars.
Ken Reeves, that is certainly a massive list. It would take a lot of
aperture to get at those objects.
Steve Bell, I know of several club members who are Sky Safari users and
like it very much. I have plans to get a 9.25 incher for my CGEM. Send
me an email off list I would like your input.
Ted Forte, I have a copy of Sky Tools 3 and just have not made the time
to learn it. I will need to finish this project first. That is
certainly a big Excel datasheet.
Again, thanks to all who sent in info;
Steve Coe
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