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Nexstar GPS and Starsense
Paul Romero
Hi all, Is this scope capable of being adapted for the Starsense plate solve system? |
开云体育Paul, I'm
not sure.? When the Starsense first came out, an engineer at Celestron said
the NS11GPS was too old and it "probably wouldn't work", so I never
tried?it and have since sold that scope.
?
If the
engineer was correct, then piggy backing another scope would not work either
because the Starsense device, as I recall,?plugs into the mount, not the
scope.
?
Ray From: C14EdgeHD@groups.io [mailto:C14EdgeHD@groups.io] On Behalf Of Paul Romero Sent: Wednesday, November 9, 2022 9:58 AM To: C14EdgeHD@groups.io Subject: [C14EdgeHD] Nexstar GPS and Starsense Hi all, Is this scope capable of being adapted for the Starsense plate solve
system? |
Hi Ray,
I don’t think it will work, as anything that plugs into the Mount is going to have to be turn of the century tech. With the DIY option, I’m thinking some sort of Wi-Fi adapter or serial to usb adapter connected to a PC. The camera would also be connected to the PC. No need for Mount to be compatible with a specific system such as Starsense as long as an ASCOM or Alpaca driver can communicate with the Mount ( the Original fork Mount in my case). I’m thinking NINA, SGP, ASTAP, etc. could platesolve the data from the camera and tell the scope via the driver where it is in the sky. My 2 cents…but anybody’s input or advice is welcome! Paul |
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