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Greg, you can unsubscribe yourself from Groups.io directly: /g/Gemini-II/editsub. Scroll down to the end of that page to see the "Leave Group" button. Regards, -Paul

I no longer have a gemini mount.? You can take me off your mailing list, thank you.Greg Riffle

I use one of the GL.iNet routers with the USB C connection for DC power from my PegausAstro PowerPocket Advanced. If you can solder, it's pretty easy to take a barrel pigtail and USB C power pigtail (

Hi Paul, That seems plausible even if it fails the aesthetic tests. Thanks, David Sent: 22 October 2024 12:02 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Gemini-II_io] 12V Exterior grade Wireless Access

Don't really know much about it, but would something like this work? 5v@3A from 12V DC, waterproof, and has a USB-C connector:

Most of those seem to be USB-C *to* barrel connector (IOW power from the USB-C PD port setup to deliver 5V? to the barrel connector). Is there one you know of that takes 12V from a barrel connector

Thank you for the update . [email protected]> wrote:

The Slate-AX needs an honest 5V@2A supply to run reliably and more is a plus if running multiple 1GBs connection on the internal switch.? I tried to use a standard 1A USB type A port for power on my

That sounds like using your laptop with a docking station having an ethernet port for the gemini and appropriate ports for the camera(s) involved. The laptop is the one that would connect with wifi.

That Slate-AX sounds great apart from the USB-C port for power. I have 12V DC barrel connectors on my power box but nothing that has USB-C ? I guess I need to find a 12v to USB-C power supply. D.

Thanks, Paul... [email protected]> wrote:

The ASCOM platform team published a quick fix to the compatibility issue reported earlier that affected Gemini.NET driver and ASCOM Chooser. Platform 7 update 1 is available for download from

I can second using GL.iNET routers, I have been using them on the mount for many years and have kept upgrading as they released newer faster versions.? The current model which I am using that makes

I also use the GL.iNet GL-AXT1800. I’ve tried a few and that one has worked the best so far

In any event ASCOM 7 SP1 is working fine now. -- Chip Louie Chief Daydreamer Imagination Hardware Astrospheric - South Pasadena, CA Astrospheric Signature (

Hi David, I use a GL.iNet GL-AXT1800 in 2.4ghz mode as a AP/Repeater. It is powered by USB C if you have access to that connection at your telescope - mine is connected to my NUC for power. It also

OK my terminology was wrong. I want to have a laptop at the telescope connected to a "box" that connects to my wifi network and has a couple of ethernet ports, one for the G-2 and one for the laptopn.

Huh? You literally said that you were looking for an access point ("... so I'm hoping I can find a good AP...") so I pointed you at one that is both weatherproof and is powered by PoE; two common

That's the whole point - I already have a WAP and router, I just want a wireless connection from the telescope to the network - i.e. no ethernet cables except on the 'scope.

Any of the Ubiquiti mesh access points are a good choice. They all do PoE, so you only need to run a single cat5e (or better) to it with a (usually provided) PoE injector in-line with the cable back