Colorado Springs Astronomical Society (CSAS)
LOANER PROGRAM inventory listing:
Quantity |
Description |
Additional Info |
one (1) |
10inch f/6 - Meade SCR {guide scope, hand control, extension cord, and storage case} |
Telescope and finder donated by: Anonymous *Note* no tripod On Loan to: Currently under repair. |
one (1) |
6inch f/6 - Handmade Dobson {mirror by Edmunds Scientific, and “red dot” finder} |
Telescope donated by: Ken Shotts Finder donated by: Bob Litton On Loan to: Robert & Denver Wolf (Feb 2011) |
one (1) |
60mm f15 - Tasco Galaxysee refractor {one 12mm eyepiece (1.25in dia.), a 2X barlow, and tripod with equitorial mount} |
Telescope donated by: Lois Quick On Loan to: available |
one (1) |
CELESTRON, 1.25 inch eyepiece case containing: 1- 32mm Plossl eyepiece 1- 20mm eyepiece 1- 12.5mm Plossl eyepiece 1- 2X achromatic Barlow 1- No. 96 neutral density (moon) filter 1- No. 80A blue filter 1- No. 56 dark green filter 1- No.21 orange filter 1- “Forever” red LED flashlight |
Donated by: Dennis Anderson On Loan to: Robert & Denver Wolf (Feb 2011) |
one (1) three (3) |
10inch f/5 Orion Dobsonian telescope.{one red-dot finder, dual speed 2-inch focuser} 1-1/4 eyepieces {26mm,Plossl,ORION; 15mm,Plossl,CELESTRON; 9mm,Plossl,CELESTRON} | Donated by: Jason Furman Donated by: Ron Bishop On Loan to: Tiffany (aka "shuttleup") |
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Last date compiled: 16 Nov. 2011
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