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As long as the mount's altitude and/or azimuth does not change unexpectedly I see no way that having tracking running or disabled would affect anything that Polemaster uses to calculate the NCP. Until

1. When you restart the?mount, you always?restart from CWD position, correct? *I always park the mount at CWD whenever I finish for the night.* 2. Did you do a warm start or a warm restart? *Since I

On Mon, Jan 18, 2021 at 05:49 PM, Russ wrote: > > 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 >

I have used the PoleMaster software with the mount powered on and off and can't see any difference in accuracy. Possibly because the PM software is a bit forgiving. But I swear that SharpCap's PAs are

Hmm, IME about 99.99% of cases like this when mysterious errors happen to a solo operator working from routine and memory where a system returns to normal functioning at some point later operator

Hi Jim!!! Yes! I'm caught red handed! Yes.... Degrees.Minutes On to make Rev 1!!!!! Good thing I apologized in advance! Very best to all, Michael

Hi Russ thanks for keeping us all up to date Three quick things 1. When you restart the mount, you always restart from CWD position, correct? 2. Did you do a warm start or a warm restart? 3. Can you

Michael, in your post, and thank your for it, you said: Latitude and Longitude These settings also use an unusual format (unusual for USA users).? There is a dot in the format that appears to be a

I should have noted that my system is in my ROR observatory. Summary: After my Polar Alignment with SharpCap, I decided to redo all my modeling thinking this would be a good idea after I nailed down

Marc, That's incredible! I love to see shots from the southern hemisphere. Matt wrote:

That made me LOL, Bill. Potential crash is there anytime we start our car, too. ;^) All, I always cold start. Because I always dismantle my mount and bring it in. I have never settled for night to

Thanks Brian. Here's another field I did on Carina last Tuesday (34x300s). Packed up now the moon is up and temperature is getting in the low 40c until mid next week.

couldn't be found, so that nag screen was nice to pass on. It won't complain given your relatively widefield telescope, it probably won't make a difference for you. i'm talking more in the 1000mm+

Good to know Brian. Since I love to tinker, and "Push buttons to see what happens", I'm going to start trying with my mount *on* during Polar Alignment. I did have it on once, and I got no warning

Russ tried to skip some important steps like setting setting CWD then power up to do a Cold Start Immediately ?followed by Modeling. ?These steps cannot be overlooked. My new Gemini-2 HC went crazy

The plot thickens? Here are some thoughts ...things to try. When you use "Warm Boot" , the Gemini uses it's previously stored position information...of its encoders and distances (motor rotations) to

I want to add some clarification to this when polar aligning, the optics are pointing at north pole, so the amount of rotation is pretty minimal for a widefield optic like the polemaster, tracking on

system, warm restart? that basically leaves the model in place and assumes you are starting from non-cwd position it's better at this point if you cold start [email protected]> wrote:

Thanks all for the comments, I really appreciate it. -? I have not switched the RA/DEC cables since I initially installed the system back in Oct when everything was working correctly.? I did make

That's true. But my mount, *on or off* , is riding this mud ball. Just like everybody else's. All I know is it is working. ;^) ( https://www.uglyhedgehog.com/t-682569-1.html#11929894 ) -- SonnyE