2023-02-10, 04:11 AM
(This post was last modified: 2023-02-10, 04:12 AM by theskyhound.)
Soon after, the entire observatory went off line, which made me feel bad for the people using the other scopes. It looked like it was a really great night. 
Then, I got an email saying that my support ticket regarding T02 had been received. I had not bothered them with a support ticket. I think they have enough on their plate already. Not sure what that's all about.
I am also imaging the comet with my DSLR tonight. I got the tripod and all set up. When I went back outside ten minutes later with my camera, it was snowing!
New Mexico skies, down the road from me, is closed for snow, if that makes anyone feel any better.
Anyhow, a sad night.
I know I've given iTelescope a hard time lately. I'm don't want to be over negative. But it is what it is. It just seems like everything with them is two steps forward and then two and 3/4 steps back. I really do wish them the best, however.
Then, I got an email saying that my support ticket regarding T02 had been received. I had not bothered them with a support ticket. I think they have enough on their plate already. Not sure what that's all about.
I am also imaging the comet with my DSLR tonight. I got the tripod and all set up. When I went back outside ten minutes later with my camera, it was snowing!
New Mexico skies, down the road from me, is closed for snow, if that makes anyone feel any better.Anyhow, a sad night.
I know I've given iTelescope a hard time lately. I'm don't want to be over negative. But it is what it is. It just seems like everything with them is two steps forward and then two and 3/4 steps back. I really do wish them the best, however.
Clear skies,
Greg
Head Dude at Skyhound
Greg
Head Dude at Skyhound