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Hey John I will say there is a learning curve with PEMPRO and it took me a couple of tries before I dialed it in. Did you run the configuration wizards for your mount prior to recording a curve? If

I realize this isn't a PemPro support group, but I'm hoping someone here can answer my question quickly. I downloaded the trial of PemPro v3 and gave it a try last night. I own a GM811 in a remote

Thanks again!

Hi Tom, I have my G811G HD setup, so it feeds down on a single USB cable to my Mount side laptop computer. I use a powered USB3 hub to connect my equipment. I tried one of NUC computers but never

It sounds like you are looking for some unrealistic guarantee of guiding performance. Here's my results: Yes, I can get into the low .30's and even into the high .20's. The conditions depend (and vary

On Fri, Nov 22, 2024 at 01:11 PM, Mtn Goat wrote: > > > I would not expect that level of accuracy on a naked mount unless you have > a PEC loaded into the mount - maybe. ?One simply uses PemPro on a

Here is the concept I have for your observatory. Use a good managed USB hub with power on the telescope like a Pegasus Pocket Powerbox Advance Gen 2 with all your USB peripherals like cameras, filter

Here is the router to use in the COLD room by the pier.? This is the best compromise between Wi-Fi speed and feature balance for this use.? I use this on my garage imaging system with a new style

I would not expect that level of accuracy on a naked mount unless you have a PEC loaded into the mount - maybe. One simply uses PemPro on a Windows PC to create that. Losmandy RA gear is the issue.

Yes Losmandy mounts can guide reliably under 0. 5" RMS but unless you are imaging at 14,000 feet and have perfect conditions the mount regardless of brand will never be the imaging limitation

On Fri, Nov 22, 2024 at 05:00 AM, <sctom1@...> wrote: > > Thanks to you both. ?Very interested in the ethernet option, which is the > eventual plan for the scope mounted PC. ?How would I do

First off, no internet is needed for the ethernet connection.? I'll repeat, NO internet is required. This is a common misconception that you must have internet to connect via ethernet.? You do not.

John it sounds like you got the hang of it now, but I'm finally back home and I've attached my NINA Advanced Sequencer Dawn SkyFlats template in case anyone else wants to try it out. This works

Thanks to you both. ?Very interested in the ethernet option, which is the eventual plan for the scope mounted PC. ?How would I do that out in the field where there is no internet? ?I am computer

Received wisdom is that below 0.5" you are atmosphere-limited.

Hi, I'm looking to buy a mount that guide my reduced C8 (1450mm, 0.5"/px) at 0.37" rms or better. see this link for details: https://www.astrowithroro.com/guiding 203 mm aperture, 1450mm focal length,

Hi sctom1, The hand controller cable is actually an RS232 (serial) communications cable. If you use it at 9600 baud, serial cable can be fairly long, 15m or longer. A lot? depends on cable

Ron, what version of ASCOM driver are you using? Can you try the latest, from here: /g/Gemini_ASCOM_Driver/files/Test#:~:text=GeminiTelescopeInstaller(1.1.30.0).exe If that still

I know this is not your question but here is another solution that resolves the problem of having hand controller access in the wa

I looked for this, but I couldn’t find it anywhere so apologies if it is somewhere and I overlooked it. What type of cable is between the hand box and the Gemini II and what is the maximum length I