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Hi Brian, Type was set to G11T when I received it. I thought it should have been changed automatically too, but it wasn’t. I don’t recall if I tried setting it to another type and then back

I never heard of Robin Cassaday ( http://www.robincasady.com/Astro/ ) nor his (her?) products before. (Sorry. But not too proud to show my ignorance.) On my mount the "toe saver", as I often here

I need to replace a broken safety screw. It seems that the Robin Cassady product is no longer available. Are there any (better) options other than stock?

Hi Larry to -270 for the G11T. if you choose G11T from the Type screen, it should set the gearing correctly to -270 -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio brianvalentephotography.com

I am using NINA connected to my Gemini 2 with Ethernet. Haven’t ran PHD2 as I haven’t had anything but smoke and clouds here in Northern Colorado! PHD2 opened in NINA and connected to my guide

difference. that doesn't surprise me, good news than "hmm that seems about the same". if you are continuing this into the future, maybe a couple pieces of tape, one on the clutch knob and one on

I tried an Ethernet cable, and it didn't work. I re-tried the USB port, but this time I did a mount setup which a got with the little black button on the left of connect/disconnect button. I put in

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I would suggest using Ethernet. All the setup instructions are on the Gemini-2.com website. Worked for me first try.

Hi everybody. I have been using my new G11t for about three weeks, but I haven’t tried autoguiding with it yet. Today I plugged in my mount to my PC using the USB port on the Gemini box. I get a

I don't have a way to ensure that the nut is the same tightness, other than "hmm that seems about the same". I was thinking of 3d printing a part that I could clamp to the tightening nut and attach

I use Ekos/Kstars from Indilib.org too and am very happy with it.? It integrates a whole bunch of functionality including dome control of your observatory, planetarium control, autoguiding,

Lithium is the worst grease for the mount, it gets hot and drips and runs, it gets cold and stiff , it also dries up and leaves hard clay behind. Buy a true synthetic based grease with Teflon, I like

ah okay thanks how do you ensure you are hand tightening the same amount? jamie.amendolagine@...> wrote: -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio brianvalentephotography.com

This is how I used the torque wrench: https://photos.app.goo.gl/Li4R1KaeUmD3eDJQA So now I have a number that I can look at to see if my clutches are slipping and if it's time to clean them. I can

He just wants his own telescope!

Wow! That’s scientific! I had bought the Losmandy nonslip clutches, which seemed to achieve the desired outcome. However, while recently doing a bit of maintenance I seemed to have misplaced one of

I use lithium grease only for the worm & gear lubrication. No problems so far.

I'm not tightening. I'm measuring how much torque it takes to turn the shaft before and after cleaning the clutch disk. After cleaning the disk the shaft is roughly twice as hard to turn when lightly

Hi Jamie please avoid tightening with any tools - you really should not need to do that. it sounds like you more need to just clean the clutch disks, which is a good idea from your