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  @123reivax1235 күн бұрын

  This channel has consistently brilliant content. Much admired, recommended and missed.

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  @seanedwards5695 күн бұрын

  The potentiometers could be read by an Arduino. The actuators for the control surfaces could also be controlled by the Arduino. The code could be simple, a loop constantly reading the potentiometers an controlling the actuators.

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  @mikejung39087 күн бұрын

  Always so well presented.

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  @jasonwood65707 күн бұрын

  You blow my mind ! It was like traveling back in time with your photo analysis. So compelling., amazing content, great narration, what's not to like.

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  @markjordan15309 күн бұрын

  Robert is so engaging. I love the material that he presents but, to be honest, I’d happily spend hours listening to and watching him discuss absolutely any subject. I love the humorous interjections too. More please.

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  @stevenstone30713 күн бұрын

  Thank you for this video! After a lot of looking around this convinced me that this is the right one for my disabled father. I'm going to put it on a circular table outside for him, should be great

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  @mikejung390814 күн бұрын

  Absolute good imformation every time thank you.

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  @georgemorley102917 күн бұрын

  Breakfast is frequently an experiment in our house.

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  @bill598217 күн бұрын

  A simpler way to check your diagonal. I pointed mine at my white computer screen and wooden desktop. Compare it with the view from your naked eye. It should be almost indistinguishable. The one I had that came with the telescope slightly dimmed the screen and turned the brown desktop almost grey. I bought an SvBONY dielectric and couldn't tell the difference between my eye and looking through the diagonal.

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  @acem774918 күн бұрын

  The improved is vision is also each eye playing off it's strengths. As each eye is not equal in all categories. For a fact my one eye sees some color more vivid while the other is sharper. I finally had success with a linear binoviewer on my 12" dobsonian.

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  @Filsterman119 күн бұрын

  I purchased one of these after watching your review a couple of years ago and it's been a reliable, fun and quality little telescope. Thank you for your perspective and wisdom. Even as a newbie, I would have dismissed it and missed out on a worthwhile piece of equipment.

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  @user-bo6bg4jt5p22 күн бұрын

  Turbopump is now using in the improving type.

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  @sixstringedthing22 күн бұрын

  I was intrigued to hear of "the peroxide valve moving off its rubber seat" during discussion of the 25-tonne valve and how it operates. I would have thought that putting rubber in contact with 80% HTP would result in a vigorous fire... perhaps some special oxidation-resistant synthetic rubber was used?

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  @Stephen-gp8yi23 күн бұрын

  Live and learn I love this content Robert🤙🏻

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  @caleidoo25 күн бұрын

  I have little with binocolars, but this was an interesting videos. Thank you.

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  @alessandrodepoi586825 күн бұрын

  Bellissimo video, complimenti!!

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  @keeplookingup91126 күн бұрын

  I miss your videos

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  @UniquelyCritical28 күн бұрын

  What sized screwdriver should I use for this?

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  @rumbleinthebumble818029 күн бұрын

  Awesome 👍😎

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  @redbike6340Ай бұрын

  Health and Safety, always wear safety shoes 👞

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  @wernhervonbraun3985Ай бұрын

  Perfect !

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  @wernhervonbraun3985Ай бұрын

  Super film !

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  @jonwilliams23Ай бұрын

  Excellent video on good observation habits!!!

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  @pekertimulia125Ай бұрын

  I guess there's something hie.., what it's called an 💍?

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  @mikejung3908Ай бұрын

  Great imformation, thank you, lots learned and lots to still learn.

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  @davidjones5269Ай бұрын

  I built one for my 69 stang

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  @RocketPlanetАй бұрын

  I'm guessing that you've got a very very big speed bump in the bonnet/hood? You'll have to cut a hole in the roof to see over it! And don't forget to upgrade your brakes - getting it rolling quickly is one thing- stopping it is another; and I don't think you'll want to use the V2's method of slowing down! KR RJD A&NTV

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  Ай бұрын

  Is it okay to be without the adjustment rod?

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  @a_s_mikaelАй бұрын

  can we put sun glasses on our eyes then look at the telescope, it this work?😅

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  @GeekTranslationАй бұрын

  thanks for this... you made it so simple... the difference it makes with my telescope is astronomical...

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  @paspact2851Ай бұрын

  Vers well documented

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  @eb00263Ай бұрын

  I recently acquired a TAL-150PM scope. Wonderful piece of equipment. I lost the power control unit and the hand help controller for the motor. Any ideas on where I can get these, or is there an aftermarket replacement you can recommend.

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  @MrStarlight76Ай бұрын

  so this is where martin bormann is , makes sense

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  @starsnstuff842Ай бұрын

  23:38 I bought this scope a few months ago its now over £500,which is understandable considering high inflation recently but there are hidden increases to consider as the mount is now fitted with internal WIFI so no hand controller or cables and the Barlow is no longer included. I have tried to use the WIFI on my phone and tablet and found it to be frustrating and unreliable ,but luckily I had a spare handset and cable. The system works well with the hand controller, tracks well and is light enough to be a grab and go telescope and is easily lifted to differant parts of the garden. The collimation was off out of the box but this was easily rectified adjusting the secondary.

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  @sailwesterly5444Ай бұрын

  Your practical demonstrationskills at the bench are quite excellent in explaining things.

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  @testboga5991Ай бұрын

  Super helpful! Thx!

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  @allnamesaretakenАй бұрын

  Law 4: Avoid Newtonian telescopes less than 100mm of aperture. To put into quick perspective, i have seen, a terrible view but it was there, the red spot on Jupiter in a 50mm refractor telescope. I own both a 76mm Orion Space Probe ll and a 76mm Celestron Cometron, not once have i seen any detail on any planet after owning the Space Probe for 6 years, though Saturn's rings do show up fine but no Cassini Division but i have seen the Cassini Division in a 60mm refractor telescope. People argue about Refractor vs. Newtonian but ill tell you this one, those ell cheapo 70mm refractors full of chromatic aberration would show you much more than a Newtonian less than 114mm of aperture though with a purple tint or glow. My honest advice would be, unless you're doing astrophotography, i wouldn't buy a refractor less than 80mm or a 130mm Newtonian unless you are like me who owns 12 telescopes and enjoys comparing, the lockdowns were useful for testing but i am a half glass full, any telescope is better than no telescope, you buy what you can afford because the important thing is that you get out there and enjoy the sky because astronomy has a lot to offer just try not to get too bogged down with all the options. My favourite scopes are my SvBony 550 80mm apo refractor and the Skywatcher 150mm Virtuoso Newtonian telescope but we are all different, my Skywatcher Explorer 8inch doesn't get used because its huge, the the Zhumell 100mm is great for ultra portability, my Skywatcher Heritage 130p Newtonian is also a great telescope but doesn't get used after buying the 150mm and all the others are now there for comparison.

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  @elkscout1Ай бұрын

  At 6:15, what are you suppose to see when you look into the eyepiece holder w/o an eyepiece or the collimator installed after you've made all the necessary adjustments?

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  @user-nq4kb1ok9j2 ай бұрын

  nice set up, really! Is there any problem in removing the optical tube? I havo no optical scheme of this telecope so I was afraid the golden tube could not be removeda at all from this self-consistent assembly. Any advice welcome

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  @DK-df2hi2 ай бұрын

  Hi I enjoyed the video a lot. Thanks. Are there on line tables or programs that will tell you when is the best time to see the planets in terms of orbit? If I wanted to create such a web page if it doesn’t exist can you describe a reference the astronomy facts I would need?

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  @BritishEngineer2 ай бұрын

  7:26 maybe to protect the pins

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  @TheOpticalFreak2 ай бұрын

  When I bought my first newton telescope I thought they send me an Australian model! 😜👍

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  @TheOpticalFreak2 ай бұрын

  I was very confused by your thumbnail!😂👍

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  @edmondhung60972 ай бұрын

  My takeaway messages are: 1. There is reason that German make that mess at the time. 2. That turbo pump system can be easily replaced by a blushless motor system and make a V3

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  @KarldorisLambley2 ай бұрын

  43.59 "sodium permanganate"?

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  @mikejung39082 ай бұрын

  Lost you guys for a few years, so glad to have found you again.

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  @robertsonsid2 ай бұрын

  I picked up a used DS2090. Autostar isn't accurate despite 2 star setup so I gave up on it. The tripod is too low for a long tripod. Also, it shakes too much when focusing. Moved the scope to a Celestron Heavy Duty Alt/AZ mount which is steadier.

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  @TheOpticalFreak2 ай бұрын

  I need to start saving up my used Nespresso cups!!🤣🤣👍

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  @TheOpticalFreak2 ай бұрын

  You cal that simple!?😅

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  @MultiSquirty2 ай бұрын

  Google condenser traps. Float switch to bleed the water out of the sump

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  @RocketPlanet2 ай бұрын

  Hi there, I like to learn from viewers, but help me out here - where are you seeing a "float switch to bleed water from a sump"? KR RJD A&NTV

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  @MultiSquirty2 ай бұрын

  Message went to wrong group sorry

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  @RocketPlanet2 ай бұрын

  No Problemo, had me wondering! KR RJD A&NTV

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  @MultiSquirty2 ай бұрын

  Just a check all liquid fuel rockets need this one part to work

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  @RocketPlanet2 ай бұрын

  Hi. The turbopump (TP)? No, pressurised propellant tanks are also an efficient way to drive the liquids into the combustion chamber of an LPRE. But depending on the size and intended use of the missile, the point where the tanks get too thick and heavy (to withstand the necessary pressure) cuts in, and the TP becomes a more weight-efficient solution. KR RJD A&NTV

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  @garryfreemyer71872 ай бұрын

  Hi, what do you mean by recenter the image? I don’t know how to do that.