Apertura Carbonstar 150, "Defeating my Newtonian Dew Issues and Optical Reliability"

In my last video, the Apertura Carbonstar 150 suffered from some dew problems, causing the scope to last only 1 hour before my optics fogged up. In this video, I tackle this issue using a traditional method but would I be able to replicate my first night out? Would I be able to again collimate this scope and get additional data on my target? That's the issue I see with SOME mirrored optics is the ability to get like results night after night since there is a human factor involved. What looks great one night might not be great on another! While this may take the entire series to asses. We can see if we can establish the start of a pattern with the optics provided by Apertura. Additionally, I experiment with a rotator and discover something that surprises me. This is NOT a sponsored video. I bought the Apertura Carbonstar 150 because I wanted to! Dang this hobby is expensive! LOL Thanks to my subscribers and thank you for 2800 subs! I am a tiny channel and I appreciate you all for following my journey in astrophotography. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLs-S8rViu4qwPrcQxrx_9HxQlBEetmnyx Heated Jacket https://amzn.to/4h0ICHf Coast Headlamp https://amzn.to/4dPB6vO Astrophotography Dealers Highpoint Scientific https://bit.ly/3TxxaaT Agena Astro https://bit.ly/3GBGZyx Apertura Carbonstar 150 Newtonian Telescope https://bit.ly/3NJewdY Hotec SCA Laser Collimator https://bit.ly/4e6nqN4 Celestron AluminumDew Shield https://amzn.to/3SZnp56 Collapsible Cart with Wheels https://amzn.to/3wE6Jsv Vogma Air Duster https://amzn.to/3UmWvFS Here's where I get my music: https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/9colh6/ https://artlist.io/ Follow me on instagram! @astronotna