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Take a look at your model parameters with the hand controller and look for large numbers.. And / or if you just want it fixed, put it back in the park position, cycle the power and do a cold boot..

Derek, Your recent post suggested you have a fear of autoguiding. You shouldn’t be afraid of it. Some try to image without guiding and almost make a fetish of it. I don’t recommend you do that

Scratch the earlier "don't know how to connect to the web server" message. I found the walk-through on how to do it. Thanks for your help. Jim

anything is possible, for sure when I hear that slew and other basic functions work, but gotos lock up or are unavailable, that to me generally means it thinks the target is not reachable, and that is

Probably a dumb question but: Unsure what/how to do that. Jim [email protected]> wrote:

Brian and Jim Is it possible the list stored in memory has been corrupted?? On the web server, check the status of the stored files. Chuck

The night got cold and I packed it in, but I'll double check to see if somehow maybe a "-" sign got deleted. Why that would change from my last session, I don't know....but I suppose anything's

Is it possible your location is off? Or maybe you didn’t talk nicely enough to it :) Brian Sent: Sunday, January 5, 2020 7:31 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [Losmandy_users_io]

Hi guys, I've been using my G-11/Gemini2 for a couple of years now, and all of a sudden, the hand controller (or more specifically the Go To function) is acting oddly.? If I tell it to go to a

HI Paul that weight spec is for your imaging equipment, not the counterbalance so if your gear is 18.4 lbs you should be more than fine with the GM8 you will still add roughly equivalent

The “load” is the imaging load for YOUR equipment … but not the mount’s equipment. The counterweight bar and weights (even if you add more) don’t factor in. These loads are very rough

I'm looking for assurance that I understand the meaning of the GM8's maximum "load" specification - 30 lbs; I've looked for a good definition both here and on CloudyNights to no avail.? I've made the

Welcome Ronald, I am also a new owner of a G11, I watched all the videos and printed out the Losmandy manuals . I've been out under the skies four nights now. Each night I write out a game plan of

There are quite a few how-to videos on Losmandy’s YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUtcxn8LbSk4xG9lklGEeow <https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUtcxn8LbSk4xG9lklGEeow> I *strongly*

That is already my fallback position, not guiding at all.. "Less is more".. "Don't chase the seeing".. Doing I like planetary imaging and working slowly to longer and longer exposures is the plan, as

Derek here's what i'm thinking with the cmos cameras you have, you can employ more of a planetary approach to imaging DSOs and not sweat the guiding. just make sure to nail your polar alignment

If you have any prior knowledge of other mounts or approaches, i'd recommend forgetting those techniques: many times the assumption that "this mount must work the same as my other mount" leads to a

Previously I have been doing planets with the ASI178 OSC and IR band with the ASI120 Mono on the 130mm Raptor.. I bought the QHY178M Cool for various single band planetary imaging and higher

Hi Ronald welcome aboard! There are many helpful people here, so if/when you have specific questions, this is a great resource The closest thing right now to step-by-step instructions are the included

I recently purchased a new Losmandy GM811G and would appreciate as much help as possible to aid in my understanding of its operation, as well as that of the Gemini II. My main telescopes are 1) an