
Stockton STEM Badge LEDs
Notice how the LEDs typically have one leg longer than the other; this is called the "anode". The colored case also has one flat side, opposite the longer leg; the leg on this side is called the "cathode". Also, note the distinctive shape of what is inside the colored case; this can also be used to help determine its orientation. The gap at the top of the metal surface is always on the anode side. LEDs can only be used the right way round so determining orientation is important.
Stockton STEM Badge LEDs
The case of an LED can crack if the legs are bent too close to it; even after placing the LED on the board, only bend the legs slightly to hold it in place.
Stockton STEM Badge capacitors
The capacitors smooth the power on the badge. The top capacitor, is not polarity sensitive; that is, it can be used either way round. The other capacitor must be used only the correct way round; the case has a "-" symbol printed on it.
Stockton STEM Badge LEDs
While all components can be destroyed with an excess of heat during soldering, LEDs are especially susceptible to this.
Stockton STEM Badge components
The badge consists of a handful of electronic components. Components R1, R5 and J1 are not normally populated.
Stockton STEM Badge LEDs
Green and blue LEDs
Stockton STEM Badge completed
Press the button to start the lights!
Stockton STEM Badge resistors
These are 47 ohm resistors; they limit the current supplied to the orange, yellow and green LEDs. The blue LED does not require one.
Stockton STEM Badge LEDs
The footprint for the LEDs also shows a flat edge; orientation of the LEDs needs to match that of the board.
Stockton STEM Badge components
Stockton STEM Badge IC
Once pushed all the way in, the IC may sit above the socket, but it will be parallel to it.
Stockton STEM Badge battery
The battery is a typical CR2032 button cell. Notice which side the "+" is on.
Stockton STEM Badge IC and socket
The chip, an integrated circuit, or IC, must also be used the correct way round. Both the chip and its socket have a notch at one end to identify its orientation.
Stockton STEM Badge electrolytic capacitor
Electrolytic capacitors are polarity sensitive; note the "-" symbol on one side of the capacitor package. These capacitors typically have a larger capacity than their ceramic counterparts and are used for bulk storage; this one is used to assist the battery when the LEDs turn on. This is necessary because button cell batteries are not designed to provide as much power as the LEDs can demand.
Stockton STEM Badge IC socket
Soldered legs.
Stockton STEM Badge battery
The battery should sit snugly under the holder.
Stockton STEM Badge LEDs and button
Orange and yellow LEDS. The pushbutton switch allows a person to control the badge.
Stockton STEM Badge decoupling capacitor
As with the resistors, the legs should be splayed a little to help hold it in place for soldering.
Stockton STEM Badge resistor legs
The legs are then carefully bent to about 45 degrees to hold the resistor in place for soldering.- DSC00327
The Moon Meade 10" Newtonian, Sony DSC-P1, Meade Plossl 26mm
Stockton STEM Badge IC socket
Soldering one leg first and checking that the socket is flat against the board avoids a simple mistake. If it is not flat, or otherwise misaligned simply re-heating the leg will help correct the issue. Once orientation and alignment is verified, solder the remaining legs. Sometimes a small shim, such as the black foam here, can help keep the board level and simplifies the task.
Stockton STEM Badge decoupling capacitor
The capacitor should sit flush with the board.
Stockton STEM Badge button
The push-button switch will fit two ways. Orientation does not matter.
Stockton STEM Badge LEDs
Stockton STEM Badge decoupling capacitor
This ceramic capacitor is not orientation sensitive. Decoupling means it absorbs electrical noise and is used to filter the power feeding the microcontroller.
Stockton STEM Badge battery
Note the orientation of the holder; reversing it will make it difficult to insert the battery later.
Stockton STEM Badge IC
The IC pins need to be straight and line up with their receptacles in the socket.
Stockton STEM Badge battery
Note the orientation of the battery. The "+" side contacts the battery holder.
Stockton STEM Badge IC and socket
The legs of the chip need to be straight otherwise they will not properly insert into their positions in the socket. It is easy to bend or break the legs if care is not taken.
Stockton STEM Badge IC
When inserting the IC, firm but controlled pressure is needed to avoid bending the pins.
Stockton STEM Badge electrolytic capacitor
Orientation of this capacitor is important. There is a "+" symbol in the footprint of the component printed on the board; the "-" of the capacitor should be on the opposite side.
Stockton STEM Badge battery
The battery holder is a simple metal cage that solders to the underside of the board.
Stockton STEM Badge IC socket
The IC socket should lay flat against the board.
Stockton STEM Badge battery
It is possible for the holder to become hot during soldering; be careful when handling immediately after soldering.
Stockton STEM Badge resistor legs
The legs are trimmed, the excess removed with side-cutters.
Stockton STEM Badge resistor legs
The legs are passed through the board holes; they may need pulling firmly, but not too firmly, with pliers to pull the resistor body flush with the board.
Stockton STEM Badge IC socket
Note the orientation of the indent at the upper edge of the IC socket.
Stockton STEM Badge resistor legs
Soldered legs; only a small amount of solder is needed and it heat should be applied only briefly.
Stockton STEM Badge IC
Make sure the IC is correctly aligned before pushing it in.
Stockton STEM Badge LEDs
All the LEDs have been soldered. Notice that they all have the same orientation; the flat edge is to the left.
Stockton STEM Badge boards
The badge printed circuit board (PCB) comes in several colors.
Stockton STEM Badge button
As with the IC socket, soldering one leg first and verifying component alignment will help prevent easy mistakes.
Stockton STEM Badge LEDs
Stockton STEM Badge resistor legs
The resistor legs need to be bent in order to insert them into the board.
Stockton STEM Badge LEDs
LEDs have a flat edge on one side of their case.
Stockton STEM Badge microcontroller
The chip is an inexpensive "PIC" microcontroller; this runs a program that controls the LEDs.
Baby Groot
Treefrog
Hotend fan
Cables everywhere
X and Z axis
Z-axis motor mounts
Y-axle idler pulley
Print head cables
Testing the slide of the bed
Taking shape
First print in progress
Z-axis motor mounts
Printhead rear
Printhead front
The cables have to go somewhere
IMG 4168- DSC00198
Merlin and the Squirrels again 2002-04-28
Merlin
IMG 4161
Spot the OSH Park board!- 114 1486
- 114 1492
- IMG 5932
- IMG 5927
- 114 1493
- IMG 5926
- IMG 5937
- IMG 5931
- 114 1491
- DSC00199
Merlin and the Squirrels again #2 2002-04-28 - IMG 5859
- IMG 5933
- 114 1494
- IMG 5904
- 114 1487
- IMG 5879
- 114 1499
- IMG 5928
- 114 1500
- IMG 5907
- IMG 6861
Tokina 19-35mm An exceptionally rainy day. Picture taken from inside the car! - DSC00305
What do you want? - IMG 5967
- 114 1495
- DSC00337
The Moon Meade 10" Newtonian, Sony DSC-P1, Meade Plossl 26mm - 114 1488
IMG 4114- IMG 5853
- DSC00335
The Moon Meade 10" Newtonian, Sony DSC-P1, Meade Plossl 26mm - 114 1490
- IMG 5915
- IMG 5873
- IMG 5876
- 119 1939
- IMG 5922
- IMG 5862
- IMG 5936
- IMG 5854
- IMG 5966
- DSC00309
Sigh, it's tough, being a Cat - IMG 5925
- IMG 5875
- IMG 5860
- grbl
The grbl controller; underneath this stepper driver is an Arduino Uno and a breakout board.
IMG 4112- IMG 5871
IMG 4111- DSC00307
Stop looking at me - IMG 5921
IMG 4113- IMG 5909
- IMG 5924
IMG 4115- 142 4226
- IMG 5914
- IMG 5869
- IMG 5935
- IMG 5880
- 114 1489
- IMG 5977
- IMG 5938
- IMG 6862
Tokina 19-35mm An exceptionally rainy day. Picture taken from inside the car! - 142 4227
- IMG 5944
- 114 1496
- IMG 5891
- IMG 5919
- IMG 0229
- IMG 5976
- DSC00306
You're looking at me - IMG 5882
- IMG 5883
- DSC00310
Merlin - IMG 5939
- IMG 5910
- IMG 5946
- IMG 0237
IMG 4139- IMG 5934
- IMG 5923
- DSC00620
Jupiter Meade 10" Newtonian, Sony DSC-P1, TeleVue zoom @8mm.
Conditions were not good enough for my ordinary digital camera to see the satellites, though they were plainly visible with the human eye. - 2015-01-27 004
- IMG 5874
- IMG 5943
- IMG 5892
- IMG 5945
IMG 4108
IMG 4116
IMG 4107
IMG 4122
IMG 4144- IMG 5947
- 2015-01-25 011
- 2015-02-01 010
- 119 1937
- IMG 5970
- IMG 5974
- 2015-02-02 001
- IMG 5969
- IMG 5962
- IMG 5881
- 2015-01-25 012
- IMG 5865
- IMG 5884
- IMG 5908
- IMG 5917
IMG 4110
IMG 4109- IMG 6863
Tokina 19-35mm An exceptionally rainy day. Picture taken from inside the car! - 2015-01-25 010
- 119 1933
- IMG 5973
- IMG 5912
- 2015-01-27 002
- 2015-01-27 003
- IMG 5940
- IMG 5888
- IMG 6860
Tokina 19-35mm An exceptionally rainy day. Picture taken from inside the car!
IMG 4136- IMG 5890
- IMG 0239
- IMG 5981
- 2015-02-01 009
- 2015-02-02 002
IMG 4118- DSC00336
The Moon Meade 10" Newtonian, Sony DSC-P1, Meade Plossl 26mm - IMG 0238
- IMG 6859
Tokina 19-35mm An exceptionally rainy day. Picture taken from inside the car! - 142 4228
IMG 4121- IMG 5963
- IMG 5950
- 2015-01-25 009
- IMG 5954
- IMG 5985
IMG 4119- IMG 0241
- DSC00308
You're still doing it - IMG 5964
- 2015-01-27 001
IMG 4174- 115 1502
IMG 4140
IMG 4143- IMG 5996
IMG 4117- IMG 5948
IMG 4146
IMG 4132- 151 5107
- IMG 5980
- 2015-01-25 007
- IMG 0242
- IMG 0235
- 2015-02-01 007
IMG 4147- IMG 5994
- 2015-01-25 005
- IMG 5960
- IMG 5979
- IMG 5993
- IMG 5941
IMG 4142- IMG 5951
IMG 4141- 3C2A3306
- IMG 0231
- IMG 0240
- IMG 5997
- IMG 5978
- 3C2A3239
- IMG 5986
- IMG 5988
- 2015-01-25 001
- DSC00449
Who, me? - IMG 5956
- IMG 5957
- 2015-01-25 004
IMG 4150- IMG 5952
IMG 4120- 2015-01-25 013
- 115 1503
- 2015-01-27 005
- IMG 0236
- 3C2A3294
- 2015-02-01 008
- IMG 5953
- 2015-02-04 001
- 142 4256
- 3C2A3309
- 3C2A3318
- IMG 0234
- IMG 5984
IMG 4126- 2015-01-25 006
- IMG 5960
IMG 4148
IMG 4169- IMG 5992
- IMG 5955
- 2015-02-02 003
- 2015-02-06 005
- IMG 5995
IMG 4176- 2015-02-01 006
IMG 4173- DSC00326
The Moon Meade 10" Newtonian, Sony DSC-P1, Meade Plossl 26mm
IMG 4130- DSC00334
The Moon Meade 10" Newtonian, Sony DSC-P1, Meade Plossl 26mm
IMG 4127- IMG 5991
IMG 4105
IMG 4099- 2015-01-17 016
IMG 4135
IMG 4151
IMG 4165- IMG 0232
- 142 4254
- IMG 5949
- IMG 5982
IMG 4106- IMG 5958
- 2015-02-06 006
- 2015-01-25 003
- 2015-02-01 003
- 142 4255
- 3C2A3279
IMG 4154
IMG 4129
IMG 4104- 151 5108
IMG 4123
IMG 4172- IMG 6000
- 2015-01-17 015
- 3C2A3300
- IMG 6011
IMG 4131- 2015-01-17 011
- DSC00329
The Moon Meade 10" Newtonian, Sony DSC-P1, Meade Plossl 26mm
IMG 4175- IMG 6002
- 2015-01-27 007
- 017
- 3C2A3266
- 2015-02-01 005
IMG 4134- 2015-01-26 002
IMG 4153- 2015-01-26 017
- 2015-02-05 004
- 151 5104
- 2015-01-25 021
- IMG 5989
- 2015-02-05 001
IMG 4133- DSC00551
Saturn Meade 10" Newtonian, Sony DSC-P1, Meade Plossl 26mm - IMG 6012
- IMG 0233
IMG 4100- DSC00447
Caught in the act - 2015-01-26 001
IMG 4103
IMG 4163- DSC00558
Saturn Meade 10" Newtonian, Sony DSC-P1, Meade Plossl 26mm - 2015-02-05 002
- 2015-02-06 003
- 142 4252
- 151 5106
IMG 4170- 142 4234
- IMG 5987
IMG 4177- IMG 5990
- 2015-01-27 006
- 3C2A3295
IMG 4164- IMG 5983
- 2015-02-02 004
- DSC00553
Saturn Meade 10" Newtonian, Sony DSC-P1, Meade Plossl 26mm - IMG 6001
- 2015-01-17 017
IMG 4101- 3C2A3290
- DSC00545
Saturn Meade 10" Newtonian, Sony DSC-P1, Meade Plossl 26mm - 2015-01-27 008
- 3C2A3297
IMG 4102- 018
- 2015-01-26 007
- 2015-01-26 012
- 2015-01-27 009
- IMG 5936
- 142 4225
IMG 4155- IMG 0244
IMG 4159- 2015-02-06 001
- 2015-01-25 002
- 2015-01-25 014
- 3C2A3324
- 3C2A3304
- IMG 6013
- 2015-01-17 010
- 2015-01-17 008
- 2015-01-25 015
- 3C2A3282
- 3C2A3330
- 142 4253
- 016
- IMG 6015
- 2015-01-17 007
IMG 4166- 3C2A3332
- 3C2A3331
- 3C2A3292
IMG 4152- 2015-01-17 001
IMG 4158- DSC00331
The Moon Meade 10" Newtonian, Sony DSC-P1, Meade Plossl 26mm - 2015-01-26 003
IMG 4128- 2015-01-17 005
- 2015-01-25 020
- DSC00332
The Moon Meade 10" Newtonian, Sony DSC-P1, Meade Plossl 26mm - 2015-01-26 016
- 006
- 2015-01-26 006
- IMG 0243
- 2015-02-01 004
- 142 4230
- 2015-01-27 011
IMG 4167- 2015-01-27 010
- DSC00552
Saturn Meade 10" Newtonian, Sony DSC-P1, Meade Plossl 26mm - IMG 0248
- 3C2A3261
- IMG 0247
- 3C2A3341
- 2015-01-27 012
- 115 1505
- 2015-01-26 015
- 3C2A3249
- 2015-01-26 009
- 2015-01-17 006
- 2015-01-17 009
- IMG 0246
- 2015-01-25 019
- IMG 6016
- 2015-01-26 008
- 3C2A3284
- 3C2A3288
- 2015-01-17 004
- 2015-01-17 003
- 142 4232
- 2015-01-26 005
- 142 4238
- 142 4245
- 142 4233
- 2015-01-25 016
- 142 4251
- 142 4235
- 3C2A3251
- IMG 6018
- 142 4229
- 2015-01-26 011
- 004
- 2015-01-26 004
IMG 4156
IMG 4157- DSC00541
Saturn Meade 10" Newtonian, Sony DSC-P1, Meade Plossl 26mm - 142 4247
- 2015-01-26 010
- 2015-01-25 017
- 2015-01-17 002
IMG 4162- 014
- 2015-01-25 018
- 2015-01-26 014
- IMG 5978
- 015
- 142 4246
- 005
- 142 4244
- 001
- 002
- DSC00543
Saturn Meade 10" Newtonian, Sony DSC-P1, Meade Plossl 26mm - 142 4250
- 003
- IMG 5942
- IMG 6857
Tokina 19-35mm An exceptionally rainy day. Picture taken from inside the car! - 142 4258
- DSC00608
Saturn Meade 10" Newtonian, Sony DSC-P1, TeleVue zoom @8mm - 142 4237
- 142 4299
- 142 4242
- IMG 5965
- IMG 5966
- 142 4260
- 142 4231
- IMG 7317
- 142 4257
- 142 4249
- DSC00618
Saturn Meade 10" Newtonian, Sony DSC-P1, TeleVue zoom @8mm - 142 4243
- 142 4269
- 142 4265
- 142 4248
- 142 4236
- 142 4240
- 142 4241
- 142 4259
- IMG 5994
- 142 4267
- 142 4300
- 140 4007
- 142 4275
- 143 4347
- IMG 7310
- 142 4266
- 142 4268
- IMG 7379
- IMG 5992
- 143 4360
- 142 4270
- 140 4031
- 142 4291
- 142 4278
- 141 4199
- 142 4272
- 142 4202
- 143 4301
- 142 4273
- IMG 7315
- 143 4368
- 140 4022
- IMG 7387
- 142 4274
- 143 4376
- 142 4296
- 142 4203
- IMG 5998
- 140 4033
- 140 4030
- 142 4277
- 140 4021
- IMG 7365
- IMG 7307
- IMG 7313
- DSC00635
Laptop and stuff 2002-11-23 Again, notice the image of the Moon. - 143 4302
- 142 4239
- 143 4362
- 143 4305
- IMG 7309
- 142 4201
- IMG 7388
- IMG 7312
- 142 4264
140 4033 crop- 154 5440
- IMG 7386
- IMG 7306
- 142 4287
- IMG 7378
- 143 4303
- 142 4279
- 142 4263
- DSC00623
XC-999 CCD in home-made primary focus mount The XC-999 is a high-performance CCD colour video camera shown here attached to the 10" Newt. with a home-made mount. - 142 4262
- 140 4029
- 143 4367
- 141 4200
- 142 4271
- 140 4006
- IMG 7376
- 142 4298
- IMG 7308
- 143 4332
- IMG 7314
- 142 4276
- 142 4280
- 142 4283
- IMG 7373
- 140 4005
- 143 4349
- 143 4306
- 142 4295
- IMG 7278
- IMG 7305
- DSC00631
The Meade 10" and my laptop 2002-11-23 Notice the image of the Moon on the laptop screen and the XC-999 in the focuser.. - IMG 7303
- 143 4309
- 143 4378
- 142 4261
- DSC00634
Gubbins under the 'scope, 2002-11-23 The Hauupage MPEG2 encoder (lid off, the fan was to noisy so it's disconnected) and other bits and pieces. - IMG 7385
- 154 5438
- IMG 7300
- IMG 7304
- 142 4294
- 143 4307
- 142 4209
- 143 4311
- 143 4331
- 143 4321
- 142 4208
- IMG 7319
- IMG 7346
- IMG 7267
- IMG 7277
- IMG 7358
- DSC00629
The meade 10" and gubbins 2002-11-23 The cables and stuff - it was a cold 0°C that night. - 154 5442
- 142 4282
- IMG 7297
- IMG 7320
- 143 4319
- IMG 7384
- IMG 7383
- IMG 7359
- IMG 7393
- 142 4293
- 143 4353
- IMG 7349
- 142 4290
- 143 4388
- IMG 7323
- 143 4315
- IMG 7381
- 143 4387
- DSC00627
View of XC-999 CCD through the tube Image taken in front of the correcting lens of the 10" Newtonian with the CCD in place. - 143 4348
- 143 4371
- IMG 7380
- IMG 7348
- IMG 7394
- IMG 7321
- 143 4310
- IMG 7280
- 143 4338
- IMG 7392
- IMG 7391
- 143 4345
- 143 4346
- 142 4206
- IMG 7397
- IMG 7322
- IMG 7396
- IMG 7299
- DSC00632
The Moon on my laptop 2002-11-23 This was a live image of the Moon, at the time. - DSC00626
XC-999 CCD and the DIY mount The plumbing fitting is a two-piece plug, one part of which fits snufly into the 2" lens fitting. - 142 4286
- 154 5422
- 143 4386
- IMG 7382
- IMG 7326
- IMG 7316
- IMG 7318
- IMG 7357
- 143 4350
- IMG 7279
- 143 4354
- IMG 7367
- IMG 7296
- 143 4373
- IMG 7273
- IMG 7298
- 142 4284
- IMG 7301
- 142 4285
- 143 4318
- 143 4304
- 143 4379
- 142 4297
- 142 4281
- IMG 7354
- IMG 7390
- 142 4204
- DSC00625
XC-999 CCD and the DIY mount The mount uses the 2" fitting for the Meade 10" Newt. and a 2" PVC "plug" normally used for plumbing applications. - IMG 7399
- IMG 7353
- 142 4212
- 143 4333
- IMG 7375
- IMG 7398
- IMG 7281
- IMG 7265
- 143 4314
- IMG 7295
- 154 5425
- 143 4364
- 143 4390
- 143 4334
- IMG 7347
- IMG 7287
- IMG 7366
- 154 5437
- 143 4372
- 154 5436
- IMG 7293
- IMG 7377
- IMG 7374
- 143 4344
- 142 4292
- IMG 7282
- IMG 7400
- IMG 7401
- IMG 7364
- 143 4320
- 143 4312
- 143 4355
- IMG 7275
- 143 4308
- 140 4002
- 154 5423
- 143 4369
- 143 4370
- IMG 7370
- IMG 7352
- 143 4324
- IMG 7356
- IMG 7389
- 143 4363
- 154 5405
- 143 4339
- IMG 7360
- IMG 7286
- IMG 7327
- 143 4389
- 143 4359
- IMG 7351
- 154 5432
- 143 4330
- 143 4329
- IMG 7324
- IMG 7361
- IMG 7285
- 143 4356
- IMG 7355
- 143 4381
- IMG 7402
- IMG 7362
- IMG 7350
- 143 4375
- IMG 7302
Moon029- 154 5433
- 142 4211
- IMG 7395
- 154 5420
- 143 4366
- 143 4352
- IMG 7294
- 143 4336
- 143 4343
- IMG 7284
- 143 4322
- 143 4317
- IMG 7344
- 154 5473
- 143 4316
- IMG 7345
- 154 5419
- IMG 7363
- IMG 7274
- 154 5431
- 154 5446
- IMG 7288
- 154 5426
- 154 5443
- 143 4351
- 143 4357
- 143 4313
- IMG 7271
- 142 4213
- IMG 7221
- 143 4358
- 143 4380
- IMG 7372
- 143 4374
- 142 4207
- 140 4032
- IMG 7328
- 154 5445
- 154 5444
- IMG 7290
- 143 4377
- 143 4335
- 143 4327
- 142 4214
- 142 4210
- IMG 7269
- 154 5441
- 154 5427
- 142 4205
- IMG 7270
- 143 4382
- IMG 7268
- 143 4365
- 154 5434
- 143 4361
- IMG 7259
- IMG 7334
- 154 5430
- 143 4341
- 142 4217
- IMG 7291
- IMG 6339
- 142 4220
- 154 5429
- 154 5418
- 143 4326
- IMG 7276
- 143 4391
- 154 5424
- 143 4323
- IMG 7330
- 154 5428
- 142 4219
- IMG 7368
- IMG 7371
- IMG 7250
- 154 5464
- 143 4383
- IMG 7266
- 154 5455
- 142 4216
- 154 5459
- IMG 7403
- 154 5435
- 143 4340
- IMG 6355
- 143 4385
- 154 5468
- IMG 7329
- IMG 7289
- 143 4342
- 154 5471
- 154 5421
- IMG 7258
- IMG 7332
- IMG 7228
- IMG 6338
- IMG 6326
- 154 5470
- IMG 7369
- 154 5467
- IMG 7331
- 154 5458
- 154 5417
- IMG 7256
- 143 4337
- IMG 7243
- IMG 7264
- 142 4222
- IMG 7255
- 154 5456
- 154 5462
- IMG 7254
- 154 5466
- IMG 6360
- 154 5472
- IMG 7292
- IMG 6328
- 154 5465
- IMG 7242
- IMG 7246
- 154 5453
- 142 4215
- IMG 7257
- 154 5463
- 143 4384
- IMG 7404
- IMG 7260
- 154 5457
- 154 5449
- IMG 7229
- 142 4218
- IMG 7252
- 154 5416
- IMG 7223
- IMG 7240
- IMG 7241
- IMG 6347
- 143 4328
- IMG 7261
- 154 5407
- IMG 6361
- IMG 6357
- IMG 6345
- IMG 6289
Program AE - IMG 6340
- IMG 6356
- IMG 6341
- IMG 7249
- 154 5406
- 143 4325
- 143 4393
- IMG 6344
- 154 5409
- 154 5415
- IMG 6327
- IMG 7237
- 142 4221
- 154 5460
- 154 5454
- IMG 6316
- IMG 7253
- 154 5447
Moon039- 154 5402
- IMG 6358
- IMG 6346
- IMG 6343
- IMG 6348
- 154 5469
- IMG 6337
- IMG 6342
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- 154 5411
- 143 4398
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Program AE - 143 4395
- 154 5452
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Meade LDX55 10inch Schidt-Newtonian
Meade LDX55 10" telescope The Meade LDX55 10" Schmidt-Newtonian reflecting telescope, setup in my living room (to make sure all the bits are there!)- 142 4224
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- 143 4392
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Moon040- 143 4396
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Program AE - IMG 6287
Program AE - IMG 7234
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Moon028- IMG 7216
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Aperture f/1.4 - IMG 7236
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Aperture f/1.4 - IMG 7233
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Tokina 19-35mm An exceptionally rainy day. Picture taken from inside the car! - IMG 6324
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- 144 4437 RJ
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Tokina 19-35mm - IMG 6313
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Aperture f/1.4 - IMG 6334
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Aperture f/1.4 - IMG 6315
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Tokina 19-35mm - IMG 6320
- 144 4442 RJ
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Tokina 19-35mm An exceptionally rainy day. Picture taken from inside the car! - 154 5413
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Aperture f/1.4 - IMG 6311
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Tokina 19-35mm An exceptionally rainy day. Picture taken from inside the car! - IMG 6849
Tokina 19-35mm An exceptionally rainy day. Picture taken from inside the car! - 144 4465 RJ
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