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I park my RC 10 on parallel to earth with the scope on the east and the scope pointed about 20 Degrees down so that dust will not collect as much. You can set this as your home position using the hand

I use it for all my planetary processing.? Lots of tutorials on YouTube.? Post your question and will try to help.

The built-in levels are only for leveling the base, right? They don’t really help with CWD. Are there some other levels I haven’t seen? I will try Michael’s suggestion of leveling the

56096 was the RA divisor for G11 and Gemini-1. With Gemini-2, the correct value is 448771. https://gemini-2.com/hc/E022.html Regards, -Paul

Folks, I am trying to understand what the RA divisor should be in my mount. ?Background: ?In troubleshooting some issues between my G811 mount and and ASIAIR i have stumbled across the RA Divisor in

Anybody here use RegiStar software? Is there a group for that? I'm having A bit of a problem with it. Stu

Hi Bill The built-in levels are good for that, and I'm not sure using an external level is going to make much of an improvement The value of an accurate "bubble level" CWD is to improve the accuracy

I would love to have a way for the scope to actually that it is parked where it thinks it is.? I saw in the Gemini 2 user group that the unit can support homing switches.? Do we know if Losmandy

Thanks. ?Could you help me understand a bit more what sorts of trouble chasing problems I’d typically encounter with an old mount? ?And even more important, do you prefer to addressed as Chip or

Bill, Get a short "torpedo" level. The one pictured is 9 inches long. You then use the level and the hour markings on the RA and DEC axes. Start with the RA axis. You rotate the counterweight rod to

Guys and Gals, I believe some folks have said they use a level to achieve an accurate CWD position. On my G811 there doesn’t seem to be a great place to put a level. I end up setting it on the worn

Russ, A pier and a roll off shed is what I have also. Normally the mount sits in the CWD position until I go to start up. I then use Park at Home in the menu to get the counterweight bar to be

Great Questions!!!? Looking forward to replies!!!!? :-)

Super! Thanks guys for opening this topic! Like all good riddles, every answer brings up more questions. On the Gemini-1, there are 2 options: Cold Start (erase all model {error} factors to zero and

Hi Russ sounds like a great project - i hope you keep us all in the loop! For more permanent pier-based setups, I usually see one of two approaches: 1. Park the mount at CWD and warm start. Warm start

Starting new thread regarding parking of mount in observatory/permanent pier since a search of the archives are showing this topic to be over 10 years old without an update. So, in my case, with mount

hand controller i'm fairly certain that is the current Gemini-2 hand controller We don't really offer an option of a hand controller with no touchscreen that is Gemini-2 compatible. But you can ask

On Fri, Jan 22, 2021 at 05:47 PM, Jeff Rothstein wrote: > > Hi all. > > I’m on the waiting list for a GM-8G, and a used opportunity has come my > way. ?The mount was made pre-2011, had Gemini-1 and

Hmmmm... Thanks Derek.? Will need to check on that.? Since my system is in an observatory and is fixed, I read somewhere to always use Warm Restart.? But since I do park at CWD, I will need to find

This is great information. ?Thanks, all. ?I will follow up with the seller on a couple of the points you raise. Interesting question, Derek, about the hand controller. ?Since it has 4 buttons on