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Subject: Re: [M]: Re: Remotely Operating the LX 200
From: Bill Arnett
Reply To: mapug@shore.net
Date: Fri Nov 20 13:43:08 1998

While you're here, how about checking out the Astronomy Book List ?

OK, how 'bout this: You know *approximately* where the scope is when it is
powered up, right? So tell it to slew to a very bright star; it will be
close if not on the chip. Then have a little software to do a spiral
search for the bright star. It might take a few minutes, depending mostly
on the speed of downloading the image. But you can do this is your
camera's lowest resolution mode.
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Bill Arnett "Quantum Mechanics:
Emerald Hills, CA 37N 122W the dreams stuff is made of"

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