Lots of clear weather here in Cleveland this week, but seeing/atmospheric steadiness hasn't been good enough to get clear images of Jupiter. I pulled out the old mirror fan system and built a new one this week. The new fan arrangement really works well and I shouldn't need to tinker with it for a while.
Here are a couple pics of Jupiter, from Saturday night:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjT_9ujt8q9-iS_U8N91LoMczZY66rv0M3wiBaZ_Q4y5R-0cG3DGdhe7RUl44bR65YIo-sroZgFE67EVaGi5UIdb-xLjl7pMvBxBPJKUc5LEDFvuIwB6HQViJ7MDr_46yAXovuusjzcyMEr/s400/Jupiter-Sep-1.jpg)
and from Tuesday night:
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Interesting to see how the storm in the dark belt has changed over the course of a few days.