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 I want to find out the altitude and azimuth of objects I identify with my SkyScout. How do I do this?
Answer

Very easily!

Once an object has been identified, go back to the main menu, choose GPS, then POSITION. Altitude and azimuth of the object will be displayed under the time.

If starting as a LOCATE, back out and then press IDENTIFY while pointing the SkyScout in the same direction in the sky. Pick the located object from the list. Then follow the steps above the get the altitude and azimuth.



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Created On: May 13 2010 03:47 PM

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