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Have you polar aligned it and built a pointing model as yet? And cold starting it wipes the slate clean. I had weird problems like yours when I got started with the mount. But the Gemini does need to

I am so damn furious with my mount right now!!? I had to do a cold restart and verified my site info; Lat, Long and time.? Rebooted Mount and verify settings are saved and correct. 1)? I tell the

You want the mount ON and tracking at sidereal otherwise your stars will blur and/or lose their position and your Polar alignment will suffer Brian [email protected]> wrote: -- Brian Brian Valente

I used SharpCap Polar Alignment tool last night for the first time and my PA down to like 10 seconds showing Excellent result.? Today, I looked at somemore YouTube videos and thought I heard someone

Michael Your alternative approach using Stellarium in combination with the Ascom Gemini.net applet to select Bright Stars to align/synch your G11/G-1 on is something I am very interested in but have

great detail! i'll have to check this out more closely wrote: -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio brianvalentephotography.com <http://brianvalentephotography.com>

This is around an area passing close to the zenith here about half way between orion and the southern cross. It's not too far from Canopus. There's a lot of very faint stuff in there. More often than

You know this is a funny issue. Years ago when I got the PoleMaster there were issues with the drivers. It was related to power saving features of the PC but a workaround I found that worked was to

Ken Yes! It worked. There's a little action button that you have to select to display the html list and its default is a list that you can't download in Android. Unless you know to put in ** and stl

Just jumping back into this post.? I want to thank everybody for replying and Brian for posting his HIP database.? Thanks everybody...!

it Polar Alignment tool, adjust my PA to obtain excellent results and it only took a few minutes. sharpcap is a great tool for polar alignment. if that is what you intended to do re: your previous

Thanks for the info.? I was able to get a break in the clouds tonight and using SharpCap and it Polar Alignment tool, adjust my PA to obtain excellent results and it only took a few minutes.? Will

No problem. We, as a group, are at the limit of allocated storage space (1GB). This means that as new files are posted, older ones will be deleted. I’ll remove the MAPUG file, as I assume it’s

Hi gang, All the comments have been good. You can lube everything but not the clutch friction surfaces. Those should be kept dry and clean. The factory recommends a heavy grease asctgeybyse in

Hi Russ, No, it doesn't work that way. The reason is mostly having to do with the slight misalignments between the mount's mechanical axis which is what you are aligning with the NCP wh

Many thanks for all the insight that you have offered. I particularly like the very simple solution offered by Derek - that is remove the worm assembly to give access to the worm-gear for cleaning.

I understand that but CWD when all bubbles leveled, technically the scope should be pointed at NCP.? Based on a good polar alignment and the scope parked at CWD. My thought process is as follows

I haven't looked inside your file yet Brian - I am sure it is AWESOME - but when I saved the file to my backup "card" file, I see that I have a STRUVE.guc file.. So among others, I have Struve, SAO,

should be polar aligned with the NCP. They are two different things - counterweight down (CWD) is not the same as polar aligned CWD is just a position of the telescope POlar alignment is the

Going to do some tests tonight with SharpCap and its Polar Alignment tool.? Just to be clear, when my G11G is at CWD (bubbles leveled) the scope should be polar aligned with the NCP.? Correct??