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Published by Random Widgets Inc. Choosing when and where to observe is hard. It's a pain to take out your
telescope and then having to put it away when clouds quickly roll in.
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Common dislikes about iCSC app
- The app is not optimized for larger screens, making it difficult to read on some devices.
- Observatory names do not always provide enough information about their location, making it challenging to plan night sky observations in unfamiliar areas.
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Common iCSC Problems & Solutions. Troubleshooting Guide
Complete guide to troubleshoot iCSC app on iOS and Android devices. Solve all iCSC app problems, errors, connection issues, installation problems and crashes.
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The Clear Sky Chart, invented and maintained by Attilla Danko, shows at a glance when, in the next 48 hours, one might expect clear and dark skies for a specific observing site. With this app on your iPhone, you can easily search around for the best location, using Clear Sky Charts published by Attilla Danko. Users can also enable a legend to help read the charts. this app allows users to find charts by title, location, or with a map. There are over 4600 charts available for North America, with data provided by Allan Rahill of the Canadian Meteorological Center. These charts provide Cloud Cover, Transparency, Seeing, Darkness, Wind, Humidity, and Temperature. It's a pain to take out your telescope and then having to put it away when clouds quickly roll in. Choosing when and where to observe is hard. Users can then save the charts that they use often. While Clear Sky Charts are targeted at astronomers, anyone who wishes to look into the heavens, or needs a highly accurate sky forecast can benefit from this app: Clear Sky Chart Viewer.
