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Historic Convention Photos 1980-1999

Historic Convention Photo Pages:1926-19481954-19691970-1979   1980-1999

1980 Stellafane Convention

Photos from the Stellafane Archives by Jack Welch.

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1980 Stellafane Convention
8-inch Dobsonian by Thomas Collin of Trois-Rivières, Québec.
8-inch Dobsonian by Thomas Collin of Trois-Rivières, Québec.
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1980 Stellafane Convention
Dobsonian with a nice tube cradle.
Dobsonian with a nice tube cradle.
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1980 Stellafane Convention
Low center of gravity fork mount.
Low center of gravity fork mount.
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1980 Stellafane Convention
Chimney Scope on a pipe-fork mount.
Chimney Scope on a pipe-fork mount.
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1980 Stellafane Convention
A massive fork mount.
A massive fork mount.

Photos by Norm Fredrick, STM.

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1980 Stellafane Convention
16-inch Dillworth style relay Cassegrain on a fork mount.
16-inch Dillworth style relay Cassegrain on a fork mount.
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1980 Stellafane Convention
The Porter Turret Telescope during the 1980 Convention.
The Porter Turret Telescope during the 1980 Convention.
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1980 Stellafane Convention
A solar-powered Stirling Engine exhibited by ATMoB Fred Chellis who was a cryo-engineer, Stellafane Committee member, and mechanical judge.
A solar-powered Stirling Engine exhibited by ATMoB Fred Chellis who was a cryo-engineer, Stellafane Committee member, and mechanical judge.
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1980 Stellafane Convention
Telescopes on display amongst a corwd of conventioneers.
Telescopes on display amongst a corwd of conventioneers.
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1980 Stellafane Convention
Denny Medlock of Oakland, CA with her optics award winning 8-inch telescope.
Denny Medlock of Oakland, CA with her optics award winning 8-inch telescope.
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1980 Stellafane Convention
Keven Medlock (not in photo) of Oakland, CA built this 18-inch truss-tube fork mount.
Keven Medlock (not in photo) of Oakland, CA built this 18-inch truss-tube fork mount.
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1980 Stellafane Convention
Doug McGregor's blue 12-inch Dobsonian. The McGregor Observatory is named for Doug, a well liked club secretary who died at an early age.
Doug McGregor's blue 12-inch Dobsonian. The McGregor Observatory is named for Doug, a well liked club secretary who died at an early age.
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1980 Stellafane Convention
Wooden Fork Mounted Telescope.
Wooden Fork Mounted Telescope.
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1980 Stellafane Convention
Another Fork Mount, this one supporting a trss-tube scope,
Another Fork Mount, this one supporting a trss-tube scope,
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1980 Stellafane Convention
The MMT model was built by Harvard modelmaker Hal Robinson and Ken Launie. Hal is to the left in photo.
The MMT model was built by Harvard modelmaker Hal Robinson and Ken Launie. Hal is to the left in photo.
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1980 Stellafane Convention
The sun seen via solar projection.
The sun seen via solar projection.

1981 Stellafane Convention

Photos from the Stellafane Archives by Jack Welch.

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1981 Stellafane Convention
A nice equitorial mounted set of scopes.
A nice equitorial mounted set of scopes.
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1981 Stellafane Convention
Steve Dodson’s 18-inch telescope
Steve Dodson’s 18-inch telescope
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1981 Stellafane Convention
A long refractor on a tall pier.
A long refractor on a tall pier.
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1981 Stellafane Convention
A fisrt-generation large dob.
A fisrt-generation large dob.

Photo by Norm Fredrick, STM.

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1981 Stellafane Convention
This huge telescope belongs to club member Steve Dodson.
This huge telescope belongs to club member Steve Dodson.

1982 Stellafane Convention

Photos by Norm Fredrick, STM.

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1982 Stellafane Convention
Schiefspiegler on display in front of the Stellafane clubhouse.
Schiefspiegler on display in front of the Stellafane clubhouse.
Historic Convention Photo Pages:1926-19481954-19691970-1979   1980-1999

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