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Size 16-18 female
Reinforced base so it can stand on its own
Hanging loop on neck
Two stand receiver holes in base to use with tabletop or upright stand
Height: 29", Bust: 40", Waist: 36", Hip: 44"
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Female plus-size inflatable mannequins work well for display of women's size 16-18 light to medium weight clothing, although it will accommodate larger clothing depending on the style. The torso has two 7/8" holes in the base for placement on a tabletop stand or an elevated stand, a solid base so that it can stand on its own, and a loop on the neck for hanging. One hole is centered for displaying blouses or dresses; the other is offset for displaying outfits with pants or shorts. Tabletop stands add stability and are recommended for high traffic areas and permanent table or floor displays.
Inflatable Mannequin, Female Torso, Plus Size Silver
After several weeks of field use of the NoH CT-20 mount for general astronomical observing with both my TSA-102 and APM-152 refractors, I found the operation and use of this mount to be highly intuitive in the field. The axis friction knobs are conveniently located and are tactile-distinctive from the saddle plate knobs that hold the telescope on the mount, so there was never any question in the dark as to which knob-type I was operating. Operation of the mount was also smooth and precise throughout the testing and general field observing sessions. At no time did I ever find that the CT-20 mount was anything but superlatively capable to handle even my large 6-inch f/8 refractor.
The only primary evidence available to an astronomer about a very remote object consists of photometric measurements, a spectrogram, and an image which is in many cases no more than a pinpoint of light. In this article we present basic cosmological concepts and simplified mathematical methods which allow an amateur to derive from this meager data a surprising number of physical properties of distant extragalactic objects with a precision of several percent within professional results.
Overall, I think that this mount is good value for money and a good choice for my purposes. I'm confident that the mount will be more than adequate for my needs.
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After several weeks of field use of the NoH CT-20 mount for general astronomical observing with both my TSA-102 and APM-152 refractors, I found the operation and use of this mount to be highly intuitive in the field. The axis friction knobs are conveniently located and are tactile-distinctive from the saddle plate knobs that hold the telescope on the mount, so there was never any question in the dark as to which knob-type I was operating. Operation of the mount was also smooth and precise throughout the testing and general field observing sessions. At no time did I ever find that the CT-20 mount was anything but superlatively capable to handle even my large 6-inch f/8 refractor.
Overall, I think that this mount is good value for money and a good choice for my purposes. I'm confident that the mount will be more than adequate for my needs.
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