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The Night Sky 40°-50° (Large) Star Finder by David S. Chandler (1998, Sheet Map, Folded)
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PublisherChandler Company, David
ISBN-100961320745
ISBN-139780961320744
eBay Product ID (ePID)167759298
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Publication Year1998
Book TitleNight Sky 40°-50° (Large) Star Finder
LanguageEnglish
IllustratorDavis, Don, Yes
AuthorDavid S. Chandler
FormatSheet Map, Folded
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- 21 Apr, 2017
The perfect Planisphere for 45'N (MN, WI, MI, ND, SD, MT, etc.)
Good quality, very legible. While most Planisphere devices are designed around even latitudes (30', 40', 50'), the Night Sky offers a 40'N - 50'N version, which centers on 45'N (typically, a planishphere is accurate for +/- 5' latitude). This 40'N - 50'N version is perfect for viewers in the northern hemisphere that fall along the same latitude as St. Paul / Mpls, MN. In terms of accuracy, this is the best Planisphere device for those of us in the upper-northern USA. If your latitude falls within 45'N +/- 5', then this is the choice. My only quibble is that it could be a bit larger, for those of us with aging eyesight. I would welcome a full 12" diameter model for an appropriate price. I've never tried the small 6" models, but I suspect they might be best for young people with good eyes. Else, a magnifying glass might help.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 10 Oct, 2017
Aids orientation
Helps ID constellations, but few large stars ID’d. Plastc construction should not be affected by dew and its flexible enough to bend without warping. For myself, a novice backyard astronomer, this should assist with telescope alignment and learning the primary constellations.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 21 Aug, 2019
Part of a standard kit for a new stargazer.
Helps put all those constellations in perspective... especially for newbies like me.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 26 May, 2024
Great source of information.
Great source of information.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
