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Old 31-January-2008, 01:28 AM
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Hi Group, Here is a session from last night compare to the night before i missed it (29th) sat on my keypad and the mount took off by the time i went back it was to low. Last night almost missed it again just when the scope approached to the coordinates (Jpl coordinates) i started to search and it poped into view quickly and i started shooting. on this 12 of 13 frames one got lost taken at 15 sec. intervals. 20 seconds later clouds rolled in and rain soon followed. Clear kies Efrain
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Nice catch of a rare kind. I thought I was the only one that did things like that. Lost an entire 8 hour night when I forgot to turn on autosave. Very frustrating.

Least you could recover and get it the next night. It's clear here tonight but sitting at -31C per the camera's sensor. Its electronics don't like temps below -30 but trying anyway.

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Old 31-January-2008, 02:02 AM
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Hi Efrain.
Nice capture of this event, Im sure not to many people got a chance to grab a photo of this thing. Great job. Clear skies to you and your friends. Paul
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Thanks Rick and Paul, It was a challenge. The weather in the states looks pretty bad snow, winds and the temps. Last night a town here registered 43 deg. F. very unusual being in the tropics. wish you Clear Skies.
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