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POLEMASTER Electronic PolarScope by Jim Frisbie - Revolutionary Tool for Precise Polar Alignment

Learn about the POLEMASTER, a breakthrough tool for nomad astronomers that simplifies tracking, improves pointing accuracy, and counters the effects of Earth's rotation. Discover three levels of polar alignment and step-by-step instructions for rough, fine, and precise alignment using the PoleMaster Polar Scope. Compare the accuracy of Polar Scope versus PoleMaster results and find out how to achieve the best alignment for your visual observing needs. Get insights on refraction, accuracy, and additional tips for using the PoleMaster effectively.

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POLEMASTER Electronic PolarScope by Jim Frisbie - Revolutionary Tool for Precise Polar Alignment

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  1. POLEMASTERElectronic PolarScope by Jim Frisbie 11 March 2017

  2. What is the Polemaster • A Revolutionary Polar Alignment Tool • Break through for Nomad Astronomer • Easy to Use • Reasonably Priced

  3. Why Polar Align? • Counter act effects of Earth’s Rotation • Simplify Tracking • Improve Pointing Accuracy • Counteract Field Rotation

  4. Three Levels: Polar Alignment • Rough (point the mount North...) • Fine (Polar Scope) • Precise (Drift Alignment... PoleMaster)

  5. How To: Rough Polar Alignment • Set Up Mount • Point it North • Adjust Alt & Azim to Aim at Polaris (N. Hemisphere Only) • All you need for Visual Observing

  6. Fine Polar Alignment

  7. Fine Polar Alignment

  8. Fine Polar Alignment

  9. Precise Polar Alignment • Drift Alignment • PoleMaster

  10. Polar Scope Results…

  11. PoleMaster First Use...

  12. PoleMaster Deux...

  13. PoleMaster Results…

  14. PoleMaster Basic Steps • Double Click on Polaris • Rotate Template to Align adjacent stars • Pick a star other than Polaris • Rotate Mount 2X ~ 30 degrees • Return Mount Home & Watch Arc Struck • Adjust Mount to put Polaris in rotating circle • Adjust Mount to overlay red & green boxes

  15. PoleMaster… Refraction

  16. Fine vs Precise… • Polar Scope avg = 6.19 Arc Minutes • PoleMaster avg = 0.78 Arc Minutes • 6.19 / 0.78 = 7.9X more accurate • Additional PoleMaster Accuracy… • Refraction Index = 0.91 Arc Seconds

  17. Questions ?

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