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By Simon Dawes
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6"
Newtonian
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Pinhole
Finder
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Electric
Focus
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Astro
Hub
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Paper Instruments
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" F7.5 Newtonian Mounted on a home made Alt-Az mount. Tube is made from 200mm air conditioning duct, which has been lined with polystyrene and painted mat black. Altitude bearing is very smooth. Made from Plastic soil pipe which is filled with a circular 1.5" thick piece of chip board which facilitates fixing to the tube.
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The LED pinhole finder costs less than a £1 to make and is a better solution than looking along the length of your telescope tube to Centre your telescope.
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I decided after
my first couple of attempts using a webcam that I needed an electric focuser,
but after scouring the internet,
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My observatory used to have cables everywhere until I built the WJO Data Hub, as well and reducing the cables to a single USB2 cable it provides the interface for... 1.
WJO Filter wheel (under test)
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