We were all closely watching the weather. It was looking like it was going to be a repeat.
I decided to stay with the C14. Faster. Quicker.
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- RASC stuff
- remote untested
- Moon over Toronto
- happy customers
- batteries only
- debugged dew system
- southern stars
- circle of faeries (Blue Mountains)
- measuring Porrima (Blue Mountains)
- clouds again?
- showed Saturn (Blue Mountains)
- viewing from THO (Blue Mountains)
- avoided crash
- Saturn at dusk (Blue Mountains)
- got Tpoint
- respite from rain (Blue Mountains)
- LEDs to eyepiece case
- good call
- SkyNews in mailbox
- made a no-go call
- historical images updated
- no rest
- use Barlow with Micro Guide
- leaky shuttle
- set up Dietmar and Tony
- security camera access
- from the new deck (Union)
- moved in (temporarily)
- more help from Charles
- retrieved my dew cap
- while the cat's away
- STS-127 scrubbed
- oh crap
- off to Union
- able to log in again
- asked for Charles's help
- fixed omission
- helped on OHAP 09 article
- new remote
- temp sol'n
- found Stellarium bug(s)
- sponsored CSC for DDO
- always use dew cap
- wow, lots
- glad I came up Thu night
- Antares clouded out (Blue Mountains)
- comm errors
- sensitive to wind
- SQM dead
- Porrima shimmering (Blue Mountains)
- what's with zeta Crv? (Blue Mountains)
- looking at Saturn again (Blue Mountains)
- Moon in murk (Blue Mountains)
- no joy for Mars (Blue Mountains)
- no joy in white light (Blue Mountains)
- half-filled Venus (Blue Mountains)
- sunspot in H-alpha (Blue Mountains)
- asked to supervise mid-June
- Rasalgethi (Blue Mountains)
- iota and kappa (Blue Mountains)
- Izar again (Blue Mountains)
- view worse now (Blue Mountains)
- can't see other moons (Blue Mountains)
- viewing Saturn (Blue Mountains)
- live blogging (Blue Mountains)
- phones (and intercom) approved
- should I go early?
- on duty this weekend
- delivered TSTM
- tweets from The Cape
- assisted at NHE event
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