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Andee Sherwood

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Tuscon Amateur Astronomy Association

From: Jim Knoll

Sent: Friday, September 21, 8:14 AM

We used the Astronomers without Borders Celestron NexYZ phone adapter last night at the UA Sigma Sorority event. Great hit. Probably had all 51 ladies take a picture of the Moon. They loved it. Will use it next at Agua Caliente Park Oct 13 & International Observe the Moon Oct 20th.

Works great on the Moon. Can’t get phones to focus on smaller objects like the planets.

NEXyz

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