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Hey Tom, Yes, I do, thanks for asking: https://www.astrobin.com/users/noon/ I've pretty much completely rebuilt the scope from scratch which made it much more usable... most of my more recent images

Thanks Paul, it's always right in front of my eyes and I always miss it. Works as advertised now!

Thank you Ryan. That is a nice rig and the clearance looks like heaven.? For the last two nights I had to monkey around with mine waiting for it to get far enough past the meridian so that it would

Tom I believe you will be served well by the RA extension and Pier extension. I've attached some photos that will illustrate the increased mount rotation that you get by raising the OTA above the

Hi John, look under Setup->Configure Telescope menu:

I've watched the Losmandy video with Edward Plumer explaining, very clearly, how meridian flip works with Gemini and NINA. I've used his spreadsheet to calculate the settings for both NINA and

Thanks Ryan, Yesterday I ordered an RA extension kit and a 12" pier extension.? I getting tired of monkeying around with it.? I will probably get the tucked motor upgrade next. I hope that these two

I use NINA for imaging sessions with my Gemini mount. It controls the camera and its cooling as well as monitoring guiding through phd2 with my guider camera. It has many useful software plug-ins. One

Paul Kanevesky and David Hill, Thanks for the feedback on the USB connection situation.? I used a USB 3 cable to connect my laptop to the Gemini.? Fired it up and it worked perfectly.? I can now

I have a substantial 10” Newt on my G11G and the 12” pier extension allows me to image up to 55 minutes past the meridian. That being said, an 8” would have worked as well. I also have the RA

Hello, I am not sure if this is the correct forum but I will ask anyway.? I have a G11, non-tucked in motors, Gemini 2 recently upgraded.? When I use the G11 with a short refractor I can set the

On Sun, Nov 3, 2024 at 12:47 PM, <kevinwalsh324@...> wrote: > > I got my new G11 this past Spring and I went through the various YT > videos. > > > I used this video done by Scott to build a

Chip That was Pauls reply. The mac is the same for all mounts and you have to go into the web server and alter one of the two mount mac addresses. I found I could get around Gemini telescope not

That's exactly right. All Gemini ship with the same MAC address. To use them on the same network, at least one of the two must be changed manually.

Oh, I forgot.to mention that I have had three Gemini 2 controllers on my home LAN and the all worked fine but all had different IP and MAC addresses.? I never tested operating more than 2 at once as

Hi Chuck, The Gemini 2 controllers all come from the factory with the same MAC address by default.? It's easy to change the MAC address and this should allow both to work without mistaking one Gemini

Chip According to paul, if you have two losmandy mounts on the same network , you can get the same mac address. You have to go into the web server and manually change one of the two mac addresses. I

Thanks Paul, I will try that and report back!

On Mon, Nov 4, 2024 at 06:59 PM, Paul Romero wrote: > > Hi there, > > I have the Gemini 2 with L6. The ASCOM driver, CPU, and HC firmware are > the latest betas. ?One thing I really like about the

I understand, Tony, but I am not there to observe in person what you're doing and what the result is, so I have to ask questions if anything is not clear to me. And I usually ask them starting from