@@ -112,10 +112,8 @@ So in our current case, all our results are accessible by
>>> result['kis']
Again as we saw earlier, we can download these files using ``Fido.fetch()``.
In this case, due to how the ``KISClient`` and the Data Centre are set up, it possible to download either the actual fits files containing the data, or json files containing the observation records.
To download the data it is necessary to specify the keyword ``binary=True``.
As we saw earlier, we can download these files using `Fido.fetch()`. In this case, due to how the `KISClient` and the Data Centre are set up, it possible to download either the actual fits files containing the data, or json files containing the observation records. To download the data it is necessary to specify the keyword `binary=True`.
As we saw earlier, we can download these files using `Fido.fetch()`.