Mike,

You've got some great shots posted! I'm embarrassed to say this was my
first visit to your site. I especially admire the M3 image - that's by far
the best CCD glob image I've seen yet. Imagine what you could have done
with a 416 :-)

Bob
http://www.usit.com/rfreeze
(~36N/~84W)

> -----Original Message-----
> Sent: Thursday, May 13, 1999 4:47 PM
> To: MAPUG
> Subject: [M]: Daytime Optical Alignment Procedure
>
>
> In response to overwhelming requests (ok, actually only 3),
> I've placed the method I use to collimate my telescope (10"
> LX200 : On topic) on my web page for the newcomers. Feel free
> to examine and comment as you feel necessary.
>
> Michael Conte (WA3ZII)
> Located in Southern MD, USA
> Home Page: http://members.aol.com/mikec1151/welcome.htm
> SMAS Officer, http://www.ameritel.net/lmoore/smas.htm
> "Very funny Scotty, now would you please beam down my clothes?"
>
>

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