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  2. "A System of Binoviewing" by John C. Raymond, Amateur Astronomy mag, spring 2017

Re: "A System of Binoviewing" by John C. Raymond, Amateur Astronomy mag, spring 2017

RapidEye
 

He's been a subscriber here for years and a frequenter to ECSP and SRSP.
Usually he just lurks on the forums
He also wrote a book about 10 yrs ago, don't remember the specific astro topic.

On Tue, Apr 11, 2017 at 10:06 PM, 'Roy Diffrient' mail@... [backbayastro] <backbayastro@...> wrote:
 

Yes, that’s him.  Are you saying he’s not on this list because he’s in Richmond?
 
Roy
 
 
Sent: Tuesday, April 11, 2017 8:17 PM
Subject: Re: [backbayastro] "A System of Binoviewing" by John C. Raymond, Amateur Astronomy mag, spring 2017
 


John of Richmond!


From: "'Roy Diffrient' mail@... [backbayastro]" <backbayastro@...>
To: backbayastro@...
Sent: Tuesday, April 11, 2017 7:10 PM
Subject: [backbayastro] "A System of Binoviewing" by John C. Raymond, Amateur Astronomy mag, spring 2017
 
 
Don’t know if John Raymond is on this list, but if so, congrats, John, for your article comparing telescopic monovision, binoviewers and binocular telescopes!  Most of us seem to be one-eyed (or one camera) telescopic Cyclopes, but I found his comparison of aperture and exit pupil versus mono or bino viewing method for planets and deep sky objects to be quite interesting.  John is a frequent attendee at ECSP.
 
Roy
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