Another Newbie On board

[Kelvin]

Hey, man , me too is a newbie and me observe outside mine window of HDB flat, (Yishun) though not very wide view but still ok, light polluction a problem thru. mainly over the horizon.

I did try to observe outside when i was younger and i worried someone may let loose a dog and bite me !! hahah.

Anyway carpark is good idea, bring along a electronic mosquite repellent then, i work for me !! Me still looking a for scope and own a a pair of 8x30mm bincolars.

[Airconvent]

Hey, man , me too is a newbie and me observe outside mine window of HDB flat, (Yishun) though not very wide view but still ok, light polluction a problem thru. mainly over the horizon.

I did try to observe outside when i was younger and i worried someone may let loose a dog and bite me !! hahah.

Anyway carpark is good idea, bring along a electronic mosquite repellent then, i work for me !! Me still looking a for scope and own a a pair of 8x30mm bincolars.

for a bino, try to get a deck chair or some of those portable inflatable beds.
otherwise after a while, your neck can snap off! my experience is electronic mosquito repellents are not as effective as the spray on type.
Anyhow, if you observe from the top floor of a multistorey car park, there are normally no cars and no mosquitoes plus it is usually very clean.
If you do not have a telescope, ensure that you have a copy of the star chart or something, so when the police drops by, they can be convinced you REALLY are observing and not some individual named "Tom".