
Care of Astronomical Telescopes and Accessories
- 252 pages ยท about 4 hours
- First published 2004
- 2 editions
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1 About this book
Commercially-made astronomical telescopes are better and less expensive than ever before, and their optical and mechanical performance can be superb. When a good-quality telescope fails to perform as well as it might, the reason is quite probably that it needs a little care and attention!
Here is a complete guide for anyone who wants to understand more than just the basics of astronomical telescopes and accessories, and how to maintain them in the peak of condition. The latest on safely adjusting, cleaning, and maintaining your equipment is combined with thoroughly updated methods from the old masters.
Here, too, are details of choosing new and used optics and accessories, along with enhancements you can make to extend their versatility and useful lifetime. This book is for you. Really.
Good for readers who want: science, astronomy, and popular science.
- Science
- Astronomy
- Popular science
- Popular Science in Astronomy
- Telescopes
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