I hate to spoil the fun with the manual bit, but I was thinking about
"What will an-updated manual mean to me and others". Not much. I read
the manual, understand almost all of it, re-read a bit more, then never
touched it again. I not really sure where it's at. I don't need it. I
don't need to read an up-dated manual. Most of the folks that I know
never mention the manual. Sorry, I now think it would be a waste of time.
The LX-200 is not that difficult to use after the first couple of times
and the manual serves its purpose.



> Subject: [M]: An updated Meade LX200 manual for MAPUG members
> I had once proposed an idea that nobody responded to. I plan on
> asking
> Meade for permission to reproduce their manual. )
>
> Hey Scott, I think a un-dummy guide for the LX-200 is what is
> needed. If we
> all help out, we can write our own how-to pages for the LX-200.
> (with all
> fixes and maybe a little bit more. Then let John, Ed and Doc. G. all
> take a
> last look then post it to MAPUG.COM.
>
> IMHO
> David in K.C. MO, USA
>
>
>
>

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