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I use a lowly Pi 2B with Ekos, should be similar to ASI air, with a Wifi dongle.? It has never been a problem, speed is OK.? If I want more speed or if I am in the field with no router I use an

Brian, Normally I use a ZWO ASI290MM (2.9 micron) on an 80x400 mm guide scope, which works out OK. Or sometimes I use a William Optics 50x200mm guide scope or a Lodestar X2 (8.3 micron) in combination

Hi! Yes, your solution seems nice and stable :) Magnus Den 2020-12-09 kl. 01:38, skrev Chip Louie:

the two 11 pounders in the best position on the CW shaft and use the smaller 7 pound to fine tune mount balance with the counterweights in the best location on the CW shaft. totally good approach. you

Mike, I think it would be best to add a second 11 pound plus a 7 pound. I say this because ideally you want to place the counterweights about the same distance from the RA axis as the center of mass

nano router as the WiFi connection ah yes. i'm 100% believer :) thanks CHip

Hi Brian, The comment "off the shelf solution" was for the use of the $60 Slate nano router as the WiFi connection between the outside world and the ASIAIR-PRO. Using the wired 1Gb Ethernet port?

Hell, that wouldn't surprise me, Brian. Most of the time I'm trying stuff out just to see what happens. Then if it gets to off, I remove the program and reinstall it for the ultimate fix. Or Windows

Tim, You gotta see this thing in action! I roll out the Losmandy on the Wheelie Bar, I point it north using the marks on the concrete driveway (blue painter's tape, my wife has issues, go figure) I

John what camera are you using for guiding? -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio brianvalentephotography.com <http://brianvalentephotography.com>

Brain, Several times I have tried to use a full frame sensor on the main scope for guiding in PHD2 and the stars look microscopic. Even the green guide box is barely perceptible in the main view

Hi Mike, Welcome to the group! No, no idea really. But the GM811G has a 1.25" solid steel shaft which is rather hefty in itself, then the counter weights are solid cast iron with a hammertone paint

I don't have an asiair, I've got the same rpi4 though, and I chopped the end of the flirc case off. Kind of worried that I was wrecking the thing. But in the end it works perfectly! Don't send me a

Chip my astrophotography interest is similar ?to yours. ?I have the G11ii asi1600mc pro 290mc. ? I have my equipment in the garage. ?I set it up on clear nights on the driveway. ?Sounds like the

OK, thanks Chip! One of the many reasons I like Astrophotography is I literally learn something new every day! Some things I learn by being stupid to begin with. Thanks for your patience!! Tom ---

Hi Chip full speed with full power WiFi and adds capabilities that help Gemini users like me and other herem on the Losmandy users group. I apologize but i'm a little confused now - what is the

Hi Magnus, Yes, R-Pi4B computer WiFi sucks even in the open air, this is a known issue with the R-Pi4B boards. So when an R-Pi4B is put into a heavy aluminum case (but it's a very pretty case!) then

Hi Jamie, Please cut off the end of your ASIAIR-PRO case and test out the WiFi for me. Thanks! -- Chip Louie Chief Daydreamer Imagination Hardware Astropheric Weather Forecast - South Pasadena, CA

Tom, A WiFi dongle is a self contained WiFi system you plug into a USB port to add WiFi or enhanced WiFi to an existing computer. I have not tried it on the ASIAIR-PRO because I imagined the

I am considering a GM811g for use with my celestron 9.25 SCT. Weight with what i have on the 9.25 with my evolution mount is about 24-25 pounds. The GM811G comes with one 11 pound counterweight . I