Date: Mon, 26 Oct 1998 07:13:34 -0800 From: "M. Schwartz" <pfactors@ix.netcom.com> Subject: Tenagra I Telescope Access Greetings - The Tenagra I .36m SCT has been successfully moved to Arizona for the duration of our weather black out period in Oregon. The telescope is 100% controlled over the internet. This may be a first. The scope is located at Winer Mobile Observatory, a very non- mobile facility that accepts 8 telescopes. Currently the observatory has the Tenagra I and .5m ALT-AZ University of Iowa telescope with Washington University to soon add another .5 meter telescope. WMO maintains a web page at: www-astro.physics.uiowa.edu/IRO/wmo/ops.html Seeing is typically better than 2" and the images we have seen are better than any taken in Oregon. While control of the telescope is 100% internet access, users who wish to use the Tenagra I scope need to be familiar with Software Bisque's TheSky, CCDSoft and Orchestrate. Otherwise, we are happy to accept a pre-formatted list of objects and get the images to you. We are extraordinarily pleased to have this prized telescope time and would like to share the access with qualified individuals and for educational purposes. A typical night yields 250 to 300 images of 60 seconds each. All the best and good observing. Michael -- Michael Schwartz, Director Tenagra Observatories, Ltd. Cottage Grove, OR 97424 (541) 942-0198 http://vsnet2.netcom.com/~pfactors/tenagra.html