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!

24.4.26

24.04.2026 White light solar observing.

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 ~*~   Desite having hurt my back a week ago I dragged the new rig outside. Hoping to do some solar observing in white light. I did not conn...
1.4.26

1st April 2026 MkIV packing and parcel delivery delay.

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 ~*~  UPDATE : 22nd April: Two of the parcels reached the recipient. The third, in the foreground of the image below has only just arrived ...
23.3.26

23.03.2026 MkIV dismantling.

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 ~*~     Monday 23rd. Bright but cloudy. Rather cool. I have continued to struggle with the removal of the main shafts of the MkIV. I had fi...
20.3.26

20.03.2026 Downsizing Pt.2. The MkIV is going.

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  ~*~  Finally a reasonable day to be comfortable working outside. Warm sunshine [46F/8C] and no wind. Though there was a light overnight fr...
25.12.25

24*12*2025 Downsizing!

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 ~*~   Tuesday 24th. I have listed my larger telescopes and accessories for sale on Solarchat! The specialist solar astronomy forum on the W...
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