Hi Lew,
I'm nominally working on the Herschel 400 list and picking
up some Herschel
2's along the way. But this fall, I have been
primarily observing OC's -
mostly along the plane of the galaxy. The
occasional "Herschel object" is a
bonus. The selection has
been pretty subjective and, ideally, includes several
OC's within a few
degrees of each other. I've been using MegaStar5 to
select objects
(using the full database with no filtering) and to print
charts. I've
got a few more sequences lined up and ready to go.
Hopefully, I'll get a
chance for another run or two next new moon. Glad
you've enjoyed the
reports.
Clear skies,
Don
-----Original Message-----
From:
Lew Gramer <
lew@upstream.net>
To:
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Date:
Tuesday, October 15, 2002 8:45 PM
Subject: RE: (IAAC) Obj: Berkeley 2 - Inst:
Celestron 8" SCT, EQ fork mount
>Don, I'm really enjoying
your reports of less-well-traveled
>Open Clusters in the late Fall sky...
(Sue French, are you
>listening? :>) Don, are you following a
particular list, or
>just picking interesting targets more or less at
random?
>
>Clear skies!
>Lew
>