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Technical Information Center
Dedicated to those who make the journey next!
Warning!Refer to equipment setup below, Everstar and its staff make no claims to the accuracy of the infomation presented here. Perhaps it will help save you time and frustration. Be sure to ask a professional if you have questions about the information presented here prior to making any decisions based off of it.
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These links journal our experinces on the subject. Click on the button for more info:
Mark's CCD & Asteroid Manual: 3.5MB .pdfl
The following information pertains the the following equipment setups
Everstar Scope One:
- Celestron CGE 1400 XLT
- SBIG ST5C Guider
- Fuji S2Pro 6MP Color DSLR
- Meade F 3.3 Focal Reducer
- Meade F 6.3 Focal Reducer
- Super Circuits CCD Video Camera
- AstroPier Deluxe 2'
- Kindrick Dew Zapper Kit
- Taurus Tracker III W F5 Focal Reducer
Everstar Scope Two: (Visual Observation)
- Meade Starfinder 16" Dobsonian (Moving to Telekit)
- Lumicon Encoders
- COSMIC ONE Computer
- Televue 09mm Nagler
- Televue 12mm Nagler
- Televue 17mm Nagler
- Televue 22mm Nagler
- RINI 26MM
- Orion OptiPlex 32mm
- Orion OptiPlex 40mm
- Televue 55mm Plossl
- RINI 62MM
- RINI 85MM
- 16” Telekit
Computers:
- Toshiba 1.7Ghz Laptop (Mobile and tasker)
- Compaq EVO 2.4Ghz
- AMD K6 II 550 (Processing)
- Compaq AMD 450 Laptop (Mobile and tasker)
- Amiga 1200 (Internet, weather, IRC, Special image processing)
- Tons of Hard Drive space spread amongst them! ;-)
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