Can I still use an astronomical telescope if the balcony is equipped with an anti theft net?

Hello, hehe, you don't have to dismantle any anti-theft nets.

Astronomical observation is not suitable at home, except for spring and autumn when the temperature difference is relatively small, other times are not suitable for observation at home.

For example, if you open the window to observe in winter, the window has airflow interference, and you can't see it clearly, but if you look through the glass, because of the particularity of astronomical observation: the requirements for glass are high, and the angle with the glass is small, so you can't see through the glass at all!

In this way, you must not bother to change the anti-theft network, and it will not work if you change it. All day in winter and late in summer, you need to go outside if you want to see.

Other times, you can open the window directly and look through the security net, which has no effect.

There will be no noticeable effect, only a little bit more stray light. It won't make a difference.

I understand the mood of the landlord! My mirror was also placed on the balcony!

To tell you bluntly, if you don't have a car, and you don't have the physical strength to carry a tripod equatorial mount and a main mirror to the stars indoors, then don't be difficult for your balcony, you can't see it well if the balcony doesn't have a lattice to block you!

Indoor and outdoor air convection is heavy, so your observation is not good! The balcony limits the viewing angle of your mirror, so you can only look at a certain catalog at a certain time, and you can't see the zenith, which is the best place because the relative atmospheric thickness is minimal!

So, go outdoors or waste your binoculars!

Is it okay to stick the camera out, you can't ask others. You'll have to measure the grid intervals! If it's larger than the aperture of the telescope you're buying, you can stick it out.

If it's small, of course, it won't be able to reach out. But even if it's small, I don't think you have to dismantle the entire anti-theft net. Just find a way to get rid of one.

If the thief can't get in, wouldn't it be the best of both worlds if the camera can be stretched out?

But you can't see much of the sky from your balcony, right? In most cases, you still have to move outside.

I think it's very narrow, and I think your lattice is quite wide, so it shouldn't be a problem to find a light path to pass through the lattice. If you don't consider the factors of the season that a few people upstairs said, just talk about whether people will block, it is better to measure the distance between the grids first, if there are seven or eight centimeters wide, it will be absolutely fine, you stretch out, indicating that the grid is big enough, just put it in a good position.

In fact, even if you block it, the impact is not too big.

Let's go downstairs, I'm on the 3rd floor, and I go downstairs every time.