How far does it see in the sky - Orion StarMax 90mm EQ Compact "Mak" (1250 x 90mm) Telescope

"Drifting too far from the shore" - Charles W Moody

"Out on the perilous deep,
Where danger silently creeps,
And storm's so violently sweeping,
You're drifting too far from shore
Drifting too far from shore,
You're drifting too far from shore,
Come to Jesus today,
Let Him show you the way
You're drifting too far from shore,
Today, the Tempest rose high,
And clouds o'ershadow the sky
Sure ***** is hovering nigh,
You're drifting too far from shore
Drifting too far from shore,
You're drifting too far from shore,
Come to Jesus today,
Let Him show you the way
You're drifting too far from shore,
Why meet..."

That would depend on the terrain (and weather). If you're deep in a valley, you won't be able to see very far, no matter how clear the sky is. If you're on an isolated mountaintop, you could see for hundreds of kilometers if the sky is clear.

As far as I can tell Sky Go is not yet supported by Microsoft Surface Tablets running Windows 8.1. They haven't developed an App for the Windows Store yet as far as I know.

You need to select HDMI input.

Technika says it is 1177

As far as I know of Microsoft has a free service for personally fixing xbox's
http://support.xbox.com/support/en/us/nxe/LiveIDSignIn.aspx?redirectUrl=http://support.xbox.com/support/en/us/nxe/registerdevice.aspx?step=repair
Hope this helps
Dr Reed

The main aerial goes into the vcr,a fly lead then comes out of the vcr into the tv,a scart lead from av1 on the vcr into the tv.If you want to record from sky and the vcr has two scart sockets then connect a scart lead from the sky into av2 on the vcr,when you record from sky you select av2 on the vcr as your record channel

Hi Debbie,

Check the picture format setting on your Sky box.

Press Services.
4 for set up.
1 for Picture.

Theres and option that says 16:9, 4:3 or 4:3LB, make sure its set to 16:9.
Then go to Save settings and press the Select button to save the setting.

Regards

Andy

maybe you can buy the universal remote