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Hi Ron Yes, unless (or until?) you move to more sophisticated DSO type software (think sequence generator pro, NINA, etc.) plate solve probably won't help you with your gotos Are you tearing down and

HI Brian That doesn’t sound very easy Hutech IDAS LPF Imaging live stacking via SharpCapPro Ive not yet seen the utility of plate solving … Im waiting for such insight from my gurus Prime focus 10

Hi Ron, Of your options, #1 will surely work...but not what you want ideally. Your #2 option is wrong...here's how you should be doing that: Do start at CWD from Cold Bout and align, build your model

Hi Ron Can you describe your imaging setup? The easiest to do is cold start and plate solve every night. It depends on your setup. [email protected]> wrote:

Wow guys thanks so much for your attention so again i’m using a Gemini 2 my goal is to keep the model And go directly to the target In Easiest Manner with as less start up procedures possible I was

I have the same problem with my G11S.? You did not mention if your worm gears are spring loaded.? Mine are not, so anything I write applies just to regular worms.? The G11S comes without a goto

Hi Arun,! In the Gemini-1, a Cold Boot erases the entire set of Model parameters. Gemini.net shows all zeroes on the Advanced panel. The Genini-1 assumed the mount is polar aligned. Then you do a

Michael - To the point about Cold Boot (which I assume means no pre existing model) - does it matter whether the CWD position is dead on or not? In theory, assuming that the mount is accurately polar

Ok. Good to know. If you did a Cold Boot then ...it seems the -1 and -2 must be different in operation from a cold boot. That means the G-2 believes the CWD position was dead on, whereas the G-1 does

area. You will find they remain all zero value after the first Align to Bright star is done. I just did this using the hand controller and Gemini II definitely updates HA and DEC Index errors to

Hi Brian, Look at the Model settings in Gemini.net, using the Advanced panel Model area. You will find they remain all zero value after the first Align to Bright star is done. Therefore it is a Synch.

setting from zero value. That first Alignment only sets the encoder positions to the Gemini...really it is doing a Synch. Michael - is that how it works on Gemini I? i just tested this on Gemini II

Hi Jeff The spring loaded worm is a different kind of animal. it's not going to behave in the same way as regular geared worm/worm wheel meshing. The spring needs a certain amount of flex to move, so

Hi Ron, Like Jamey just said, when I have some pointing trouble, I do a Park at CWD, then shut off the Gemini power. Then I set up the CWD position: I loosen the RA clutch. I then use a "torpedo"

Hi all. I have an RA/base assembly of the GM8 ( I bought from someone upgrading to the g11 RA assembly). I want to use for my solar scope. I only have the older servo motor and gearbox but no

Thanks, Brian. It does help. My new mount has far less play than my old CGEM mount, but a tiny bit more than my CGX-L. I can send a little video of the Dec movement and sound. Between the moon and

Hi Ron If you warm start from CWD, try a goto and sync on the first target. that should sync your existing model with real-world Brian [email protected]> wrote: -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio

I do a cold start with CWD every time and do a modeling. Pier mounted too... Jamey [email protected]> wrote:

I have now have a ROR for my G 11 G on Its tripod And I am having problems with restarting Gemini 2 back on My problem is when I restart I am not getting a good initial goto so my question is - what

Brian, I was wondering how much play the Dec was supposed to have. I have rotated the Dec though 360 degrees several times. It is tight and noisier through 90 degrees. 270 degrees of the arc, the Dec