Hi Brian,
Absolutely, you should be using an autoguider rather than manually guiding. Last time I guided manually (to image or to program PEC) was in the early to mid 90's :) If you're worried about overcorrection, you can always lower the aggressiveness of the autoguider. As long as your DEC drift isn't large, I'd also turn off DEC corrections when programming PEC.?
Regards,
? -Paul
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On Tue, Mar 7, 2023 at 06:53 AM, brian wheeler wrote:
The owners manual states that I can record PEC, by manually guiding for about 4 minutes, taking care not to overcorrect.
I¡¯m curious,¡¡ Can I use PHD2 (short 1/2 second exposures) to do my guiding during pec training, or does it have be done done manually.
I would assume that it makes no difference to the mount itself, so this is more of a ¡°has anyone done this with phd2 successfully, or will phd2 overcorrect, and cause more problems to the pec training¡.
Thank you,
Brian Wheeler