Date: November 15th, 2012
Title: Collimation is EASY!
Podcaster: The Telescope Man, a.k.a. Joe Lalumia
Organization: Texas Astronomical Society of Dallas, TX
Links: Joe’s website: www.telescopeman.org
Original file: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fA0GqcoXgZc&list=UUN5crzsUHII4BpDkBozCcYQ
Description: TelescopeMan demonstrates the use of a laser collimator on an Orion XT10i reflector telescope. The laser has a return beam screen that makes collimation an easy and fast one person job.
Bio: Joe Lalumia, also known as The Telescope Man, is the President of the Texas Astronomical Society of Dallas, TX.
Today’s Sponsor: This episode of “365 Days of Astronomy” is sponsored by Clear Skies Observing Guides, a Modern Day Celestial Handbook. www.clearskies.eu..Clear skies observing guides, or CSOG, is a new concept in visual amateur astronomy. The observing guides contain thousands of objects to observe through amateur telescopes, with matching tours for GOTO telescopes and matching AstroPlanner plan-files. CSOG allows you to target deep-sky objects and carbon stars you never observed before, night after night. Wishing astronomers around the world: Clear skies..! ”
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