N4MQU

Menu

Skip to content
  • About
  • Amateur Radio
  • Astronomy
  • Metal Detecting
  • RCAC
  • Outreach

M33, NGC-281, IC-410 and Jupiter

Astronomy, Astrophotography, Equipment

Images from my Seestar S50 Monday September 9, 2024

M 33 60min
NGC 281 42min
Jupiter
IC 410 10min
The Seestar S50

Related

September 9, 2024 n4mqu

Post navigation

← 2024 North Carolina State Parks on the Air N4MQU
Astronomy on the Square Sept 2024 →
Widgets
Nov
05

Amateur Radio US-6934 #25

A nice day fir an activation  

Nov
04

Amateur Radio POTA Activating US-8010 #42
Nov
03

N4MQU’s Latest Astro Images

November 14, 2024   November 13, 2024 Started early in the morning 4:40 AM  A lot of my targets was behind the trees   I have to get up earlier to get the hotsehead nebula.   November 9, 2024   November 2, 2024

Nov
01

Astronomy With the Seestar Nov 1, 2024

I decided to go after imaging more objects instead of exposure time. The software with the Seestar is great but i recommend a good star atlas to be used when you observe. I am using “Objects in the Heavens” by Peter Birren (KB9SYC). Order from here. When I am at home I have a limited…

Oct
30

US-6947 #42

 

Oct
27

US-3848 POTA Activation

Yesterday I activated US-3848 Weymouth Woods Sandhills Nature Preserve 6 SSB 6 CW in 39 minutes used the 20 meter hamtenna. After the activation I participated in the FCVET amateur radio exams in Wendell, NC we had our biggest number of applicants (14) to date for that location. Thanks to all those who volunteers to…

Oct
15

Comet Atlas 2024

C/2023 A3 Tsuchinshan-ATLAS The comet over Richmond County

Sep
22

CFARS FSU STEM Outreach Event

Thanks to the Cape Fear Amateur Radio Society for allowing me to attend this STEM event at Fayetteville State University. Enjoyed seeing the students engaged in amateur radio. Looking forward to many of them for getting their amateur radio license!

  • Amateur Radio License Steps
  • Portable Operation Considerations
  • POTA
Proudly powered by WordPress | Theme: Illustratr by WordPress.com.