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I have one suggestion for the list and that’s the behavior of the DEC axis 90 degrees away from the CWD position. Apparently the new firmware will prevent the mount from rotating a full circle at

The point here was slewing is where power is peaking, not tracking. Most of the night is tracking, not slewing The ramping and acceleration axis offset features are still the same acceleration ramps

I had brought my Gemini to Losmandy a week ago for the level 6 upgrade. I had used it several times since, without issues. Until last night. See images of screenshots from my iPad running asiair plus.

David I believe you meant to say:- The main current draw is on acceleration and it is mitigated by acceleration ramps and individual axis travel. Both these features have historically been in my

yes sorry thanks for the fix there David ;) The main CURRENT draw is when slewing. david.partridge@...> wrote:

I think you meant to say: The main CURRENT draw is when slewing. David Sent: 29 June 2023 16:03 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Voltage; was: Re: [Gemini-II_io] L6 Pic Programming Kit Arrived -

Edit: (typo and additional thoughts) As Paul has mentioned, the voltage range (12-18v) and recommendation to use higher voltage has always been the case since the Gemini was introduced in early 2000s.

As Paul has mentioned, the voltage range (12-18v) and recommendation to use higher voltage has always been the case since the Gemini was introduced in early 2000. There is nothing new about the power

Good idea to collect these, Bren! If anyone wants to forward me additional ones that could be useful to others, I can add them to the FAQs on https://gemini-2.com ( https://gemini-2.com ) website.

NIce, thanks for the update Jim You can ignore my suggestions from support ticket (again) :) Brian

Thanks Bren We're already on that, and your list is nearly the same as mine (i have a few additional ones). We have a podcast and updates planned for exactly this topic It's been a short period of

Well, after making a very small change to my Dec balance, my mount worked great. I imaged all night and in the morning the mount had returned to the home position. Thanks for all the tips. Jim

Brian, David Paul etc el i was reading that some (more than one) users have had some issues with their mounts after lvl6 update : *Stall* …rebalance and worm adjust due to new stall routine.

From the very first versions, Gemini was always documented as supporting 12-18v voltage range, but preferring higher voltage for increased servo torque. The reason higher voltage may be needed in some

Thank you Brendan for your message, I downloaded and installed GFU after checking it out and it worked fine! Thanks for your help Michael envoyé : 28 juin 2023 à 11:49 de : Brendan

Hello. Have you solved it yet? I also downloaded the latest MPLAB and got the same situation. The solution is to install an older version. Solved in ver5.2. (Latest MPLAB does not support PICKIT3)

Michael, I think what is more critical than the voltage is whether it holds up under load. I use a 12V LiFePO4 battery, and it can go to 12 without issues, although I don’t recommend it. I run

Let's keep an eye on this.? Does the new firmware somehow make the mount more sensitive to lower voltage?? I can supply any voltage needed when at home (currently using 13.5 V), but when I go

Yep Jerry, You’ve got my vote < I believe it's important that we provide follow ups to issues that we've identified > But, 12 volts last week, 18 volts next week, 24 volts next month? I have been

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