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How to Use Telescopes : How to Align Telescopes on Equatorial Mounts

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Uploaded by on Aug 14, 2008

Telescopes should be aligned on equatorial mounts, often centering on the North Star, to ease following celestial bodies over time. Align Schmidt-Cassegrain telescopes with an observatory director in this free astronomy video.

Expert: Rocky Alvey & Billy Teets
Bio: Rocky Alvey is the assistant director of the Vanderbilt Dyer Observatory and has been involved in astronomy since 1969.
Filmmaker: Dimitri LaBarge

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  • This video is actually rather confusing. It needs more simple-to-complex explanation in the beginning.

  • You can set highpass filters to cut below any frequency, If you cut below 100 hz or so, it would kill most of the wind noise and wouldn't effect the vocal at all. But windscreens are the best solution.

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  • @montyladd I suggest you sell the scope...

  • @montyladd Retard.Nuff said

    

  • Fucking Adverts. :(

  • That is one smart mount, like a robot arm.

  • damn that thing big ;)

  • @montyladd your a complete idiot.

  • I got a telescope about 5 years ago and i just opened it tonite hahah , but why the fuck do telescopes have a black cap over the front of them, and how wthe fuck do you see out !

  • You are a moon man haha ! I dont know about you but in ireland where im from theres no visible stars during the day !

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