Portable gear used for AY203

In aluminum case:
	Pentax K1000 camera body
	two Barlow lenses (one short, one long)
	2" Lumicon nebula filter
	(2) Celestron Schmidt film holder, plus a spare plastic case
	600 line/mm replica grating
	55mm Clave eyepiece (2" diameter)
	25mm Celestron Kellner eyepiece
	jeweller's screwdriver

In white-topped plastic bin:
	Rainbow Optics stellar spectroscopy set (grating and cylindrical cap lens)
	50mm Orion eyepiece (2" diameter)
	enlarging paper
	Pentax K1000 camera and 135mm f/2.8 lens
	18" and 12" cable releases
	Beseler polycontrast enlarging filters
	2" star diagonal
	SteadyPix eyepiece-to-camera mount (for 35mm or digital)
	piggyback camera holder for Celestron 8
	Direct-vision spectroscope in wood box
	(2) 2" to 1.25" eyepiece holder/adapters for Meade 10" telescopes
 	T adapter for Pentax
	T-to-1.25" camera adapter
	T-to-2" camera adapter
	Universal 1.25" camera adapter (allows eyepiece projection)
	(3) Orion Deepmap 600 starhopping all-sky charts

Meade Pictor 216 CCD
	cables
	power supply

Acer laptop (floats around)
	power adapter

Sony surveillance TV, no lens (in brown plastic briefcase)
	power supply
	1-1/4" adapter
	TV/VCR combo

Guiding adapter for CCD or other cameras



At Moundville: 
	32mm 2" eyepiece for 16"
	piggyback camera holder for 16" (needs to be attached, drilling holes)
(this is incomplete; we have a 40mm eyepiece on the 17" telescope and
there are a few others in the plastic box. This should always be well-supplied
with AA batteries).
 
Hint: the Beseler enlarger uses a Sylvania 212 bulb, available through
Educational Media.

Missing: one of the set screws for a Celestron 8 eyepiece holder