开云体育

Problem not solved, but I may be on to something. The other evening and tonight I encountered the same problem. But these last 2 nights it was RA that would not correct (whereas before it was always

In the picture 4 side RS232 jack it looks like there may be corrosion on contacts inside the jack. This is a very common problem with these jacks, especially if there has been any moisture exposure.

In L5.2 adjustments were larger, yet version produces round stars. Still, given oval stars the standard distribution minimally requires a 3x3 grid of pixels.? From the center of this the minor axis

Something has changed this spring.? I went all winter without any adjustment.? ?The only two things that are different are the temperature and the mowing crew. Maybe through the freeze and thaw

OK. Thanks Luis (<david.partridge@...>) escribió:

IC == Integrated Circuit, PCB == Printed Circuit Board, SMD IC == Surface Mount Device Integrated Circuit Sent: 05 June 2024 17:18 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Losmandy_users_io] RS-232

Brendan, I greatly appreciate your advice and recommendation. Unfortunately, Spain is not too near from the USA, so I prefer to try to resolve the problem in my city. If this is not possible I will

Brian, While my losmandy mount is not on my permanent pier, I do leave it out for long durations. First my permanent pier mount. I go years without touching my polar alignment once a scope is mounted

Hi Luis Unfortunately David is in the middle of a move but you may be able to get a local tv repairer to check the socket and or replace the IC. ?I’m assuming it’s an RS232. IC problem, it can be

Hi Brian, My G11 is on a permanent pier so perhaps I can give a few tips. As Paul men

I don’t know for certain, it is possible that corrosion has damaged the tracks. Sent: 04 June 2024 20:28 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Losmandy_users_io] RS-232 port damaged David, Do

Elongation is in RA direction. Yep, I agree. Better data is better. But increasing DEC min move will make for round stars at the expense of more convolution in the direction of DEC. --

That's my usual assumption -- 0.2 RMS means I did something wrong:) I'm certain that it was a true value though as the images showed way more detail than the night before or after, and I did not

David, Do you know it from the photos? Luis (<david.partridge@...>) escribió:

Hard to imagine, I'll suggest looking at the assumption that the Guide Camera and the Image Camera connect rigidly.? If the cameras do not comply, due to flexure or mounting issues, then the Guide

So was the elongation in RA or DEC direction? I would try to get as much of the elongation out during capture as I can. It doesn't just distort the star shape, but it also smears extended objects in

David is the expert! To me that looks like some moisture got in through or around the RS232 jack that caused the white stain around it on the PCB.

It’s not the socket that will be the problem, it will be an integrated circuit on the printed circuit board. Sent: 04 June 2024 16:37 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Losmandy_users_io]

I haven't gotten the logs yet. It's either too cloudy, or seeing is too good to waste it. One thing that I did find though: I was using pec in the mount, and ppec in phd2, but with the period allowed

...and photos [email protected]>) escribió: