Fullerscopes Telescope Mountings

This blog has become my ATM design, build and imaging diary. I have recently built several new telescopes, a large equatorial mounting and a raised 10' [3m] dome on an octagonal building. Be aware that I deal with building solar telescopes. Which are potentially VERY dangerous! I can accept NO responsibility for any action not directly supervised by myself. You are NOT entitled to blame any other person for your OWN lack of skill or ignorance. You copy me at your own peril!

1.12.25

1st December 2025 Patience!

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 ~*~   Monday 1st. For the second day in a row the sun is teasing through thick cloud. No sunshine is forecast but there it is. Brief bright...
21.11.25

21.11.2025 Removing the blinkers.

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 ~*~   Friday and the sun is out while I am at home. I was waiting for the sun to align with the small, dormer window. So that I do some mor...
17.11.25

17.11.2025 Imaging through a window.

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 ~*~   Monday 17th It was after 12.00 before the sun reached the telescope through the small, double glazed, dormer window. Opening the wind...
15.11.25

15.11.2025 White light imaging [badly.]

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 ~*~   Saturday 15th. Finally sunshine.  I am set up on the upstairs landing. 102mm F7 Tecnosky Apo, assorted filters, Lunt 1.25" wedge...
13.11.25

13.11.2025 Indoor solar imaging?

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 ~*~   Thursday 13th Another grey, cold and windy day is forecast.  I have made no progress on the modified H-alpha solar telescope. On the ...
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