View allAll Photos Tagged scope
Setup used for sharpness series shown at www.flickr.com/photos/edhiker
/4156643226/
.
The telescope holder and tripod is very useful for testing telescopes up tp 8 inches.
.
.
IMG_0022_T1i_on_27in_Scope
The longer scope is a vixen A80Mf refrator. It's main function is to be a guide scope. The small tube is the the more powerful William Optics Megrez 110 which is the main imaging instrument.
- Taken at 9:53 PM on June 06, 2007 - cameraphone upload by ShoZu
According to the Museum, the plan for staging a test case to challenge the Butler Act was made in Robinson's Drug Store.
i loved the composition here. i flipped a u-ey and blocked a street to get this. a girl gave me a dirty look but i didn't care.
Serial packages in Oscilloscope
Transmision en serie
The serial package were transmited when a change in channel one happens.
Look into my eyes...
(All Celestron equipment: 8" SCT, Nightscape 10.7mp CCD @ Prime, 80mm guidescope with Nexguide autoguider, CG-5)
Just a couple of scopes I made for N3. Nuff said... Enjoy!
Top scope is 222222, very dark, and bottom scope is 333333.. which I guess is still very dark, but I like it. Meant to make the top one a shade brighter, though if anyone uses it, they could just change it themselves.
Credit when used. Or we'll find you. o.o ...(jk)
*Credit to N3 team for N3 =)
This is my modified NERF Maverick. I've added a laser scope with a trigger in the handle for my standard day-to-day sidearm usage.
This waveform, sampled on VCC of an MSP430F2012, is 305mV tall and 476ns (2.1MHz) wide. A proper ADC ought to be able to extract this, giving me an external clock to sync to for power gitching attacks.
“Sniper’s Eye View: A telescopic sight mounted on the Remington sniper rifle carried by Corporal Tommy Romo, 21 (San Antonio, Texas), permits crosshair accuracy on targets more than 1,000 meters away. Romo is assigned to the 1st Battalion, 27th Marines [1/27] (official USMC photo by Sergeant Dave Martinez).” [1968]
From the Jonathan Abel Collection (COLL/3611), Marine Corps Archives & Special Collections.
OFFICIAL USMC PHOTOGRAPH
Like others, I apply the marine-tex to bond on the underside of the mount bases while using release agent on the receiver and places I wish the bedding not to stick. Like bedding a rifle, I use clay to fill any voids where I do not wish the bedding material to go. Also like bedding a rifle, I use surgical tubing to hold the aligned 2pc base/ring combination into place while the marine-tex cures. This gives me a stress free and stable platform that eliminates any teeter-totter effect under hard recoil. From this I’ll perform the normal lap of the rings to obtain approximately 80% scope contact and then mount the scope.