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Subject: Re: [M]: Meade Starfinder Equatorial 10"
From: Leroy Guatney
Reply To: mapug@shore.net
Date: Wed May 02 08:37:16 2001
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>10" of aperture offers enough light grasp to view all of the objects
>listed below. While Pluto can be viewed, it will appear very much like
>one of the background stars. A view of Pluto is usually disappointing
>for the first time viewer.
Al,
I first found Pluto in 1973 or 1974 using an 8" Newtonian f/7.5. It was
pretty darned exciting for me.
Even more so two nights later when I found it again, and saw that it had
moved!
Leroy Guatney
Aurora, Colorado
12" #126548
N 39 39'/W 103 56'
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