The NexStar Users Guide II by Michael Swanson

The NexStar Users Guide II by Michael Swanson

As with the first edition, this book is a thorough reference for the telescope models covered. It also serves as a guide to buying the most suitable model for a variety of budgets and interests. Connecting and controlling the telescope with PCs, Macs, tablets, and smartphones is covered in great detail.

From the reviews of the first edition:

“Swanson includes thorough, model-specific descriptions of the all the telescope functions, care and maintenance, accessories, and numerous advanced topicsYou’ll find advice on how to fine-tune your alignment so that a new target will fall within the eyepiece’s field of view every time you slew. I used to be pleased if that happened two or three times in a night. … I was surprised by the difference these small improvements made in the pleasure of my observing experience. … true advantage comes from its friendly approach and sound advice based on the personal experiences of the author and other avid NexStar users.” (Sky & Telescope, December, 2004)

Michael Swanson is a veteran IT manager for the United States Navy with a lifelong interest in astronomy, technology, and computer programming. Shortly after purchasing his first NexStar telescope in the year 2000, he established what would quickly become the definitive Internet resource for NexStar telescopes - the NexStar Resource Site (www.NexStarSite.com). Since 2001, he has worked with Celestron in reviewing and testing their latest technologies, contributing numerous suggestions during the design process.

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ISBN 13	9783319649320
ISBN 10	3319649329
Titel	The NexStar Users Guide II
Autor	Michael Swanson
Serie	The Patrick Moore Practical Astronomy Series
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Bindungsart	Paperback
Verlag	Springer International Publishing AG
Erscheinungsjahr	2017-11-09
Seitenanzahl	274
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