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All: I mounted my meter-long Mak-Newt OTA on my GM811G, and while it doesn't hit the HD tripod leg as I slew, it comes perilously close (and did hit a dew heater control I had attached with a Velcro

Hello Tom Not too sure what guiding software you use, but bad seeing drives guiding nuts... If you use phd2 use guiding assist and run it for 3 or 4 minutes and it will make suggestions for you. After

Hi All, I'm hoping I might be able to reset my troubled brain when it comes to the guiding results I am getting from my backyard. To set the stage, I have a 12 month old G11 which I'm using with a

In PhD2 click on the Tools tab. The first item is Manual Guide. If you set the Guide/Slew rate in the 492 panel to 16X you'll be able to see and hear the manual guide corrections. I use the Manual

Thanks John. I’m constantly removing/re-installing my motors and we’re wondering if the threads would hold out. ?It appears no matter how careful you are you will wear the threads. -- Brendan

Joe, Brendan - thank you both very much. I'll give it a try next time the sky clears - if PHD2 includes manual slew controls I may not even have to wait that long - and report back. Thanks, John

I don't have a 492 but I repair Gemini 1 & 2's, Cameras.....and everything Astro put in front of me..... All modern ST4 outputs are either opto-coupled out or transistor TTL "low" signals.??

Yup I use a asi 120mc for guiding with my 492 using PHD2. Best move since st4 camera. Sent from my iDork

Hi all, I have a ~18 year old G11 with 492 drive. Used to guide it with an ST-237 + relay box, but (a) the relay box disappeared at some point and (b) I no longer have a computer old enough to run the

Recently, I found that the servo motor on my GM811G declination head was loose - that I can move it by hand against its gearbox.? Then I found?that I couldn't tighten the motor's 4-40 cap head

Welcome aboard Rick G11 is a great mount, and there’s lots of great people here to answer any questions you may have Thanks Brian portfolio https://www.brianvalentephotography.com/ Sent: Friday,

All, Joined this group a while back when I was trying to decide on my next mount. You’ve helped me decide on getting a G11. I have started ordering it “in reverse”. Getting all the small stuff

Thanks. Yes, I think I just need to start anew and tweak some things. 9 times out of 10, at least in my case, it turns out to be "operator error". Jim [email protected]> wrote:

Jim, After installing a new battery you must do a Cold Start from the Hand Controller. The make sure time and location are correct. You may need to redo your pointing model. Just went through this

Thanks. I'll give it a shot. J. david.partridge@...> wrote:

Set to UTC and set local offset IIRC D. Sent: 29 August 2019 06:18 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Losmandy_users_io] Trouble after installing internal battery One thing I have NOT tried

One thing I have NOT tried yet is to set everything to UTC time with a zero offset. I will do that. Fingers crossed. (I had it set to local time with a -04 offset for EDT.) [email protected]> wrote:

Yep, G11 is set as well. I'm stumped (although it's likely something simple.) [email protected]> wrote:

Maybe check the scope type from the HC?? Make sure you select the G11 as your mount type.

Hi guys, I installed a new internal battery in my G11/Gemini2 mini, set the clock (-04 EDT?offset for Georgia USA), site location is correct, and all operations of the mount work EXCEPT it will not