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Thanks Henk, I can definitely go a lot longer than 10 secs autoguiding if there is no wind. For high altitude objects, I can usually get an RMS of between 0.8 and 1” for the 12” Newtonian with no

I think it's more likely a loose connection if an encoder was bad, it would happen every time. The encoders won't "lose signal", but rather than encoder disk is marred in some way -- Brian Brian

Hi Edward you might doublecheck the startup mode is "Ask if possible" if you have it on autostart in Cold, Warm, etc. it will startup without asking -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio

Hi, I have my gm811g mount constantly powered up and in a parked position. ?Recently I lost power and when the power came back, my mount was no longer parked. ?Is this normal behavior or should the

Ah, yes. Can see where that would work. Have PM face away from clamp, instead of over. Thanks!

Nice images considering the wind.? I have a 12" F/4 Newt astrograph too and am currently working on getting the autoguiding under control.? Wind is definitely an issue, I had 1.5" RMS last time I

That is true....if the Gemini does not sense the motor optical encoder wheel move it will keep sending motor power to see if it can move it...and the motor will appear to run away. It could have been

Ok, contacted and was sent troubleshooting tips.? Either cable, connectors, or motor. The challenge is that I haven't reproduced yet.? Last night I did many many slews while giving the cables some

Ok, seeing mixed messages regarding Start commands here on Losmandy User Site and what is printed in Gemini manual. What I have read here on this users group is: Warm Start:? For permanent locations

Ummmm. The Gemini units are spec'd to allow from 12V to 18V for higher torque. But the 492 units are not. They use 12V stepper motors only. The older Hurst motors are stamped 12V on them. I have the

I've been playing around with my ZWO 071 Pro cooled CMOS camera, and have been experimenting with stacking many short sub exposures (only 10 seconds). I used high gain on the camera (240) with my

Low power causes the 492 to blink. Note that the AC to DC power source sold by Losmandy has an output of 15v at 4.3amps. John

John If the PM/dovetail doesn't fit on top of the dovetail you can, if the dovetail of your scope has enough overhang, reverse the PM/dovetail where its upside down. It'll still work but takes some

Yes, although you still have to set your timezone, that is not something that comes through the GPS [email protected]> wrote: -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio brianvalentephotography.com

Thanks Chuck. Looking at the ADM the dovetail bracket might just be small enough to fit under my C925 with a Losmandy counterweight bracket in from of that. I imagine it would need to be aligned with

John Look up polemaster dovetail. It's ADM. It shouldn't matter if scope and polemaster are co-linear, I guess, but as you look at the ADM one there are the three screw holes for the three PM screws.

Chuck, Was that ADM or QHY brand? There should be a way to fine tune alignment after attaching. The ADM looks like it has three screw holes in the back, but I'm not sure if they are for attaching or

Yes it does.

IMHO it would be useless if it didn't. ------------------------ Jim W Phoenix, AZ. USA

Chip left me searching too but he may be referring to this (go straight to the end of the document): Microsoft Word - 76 Second error memo.doc (groups.io) (