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Hi! Yes, return to CWD works well (at least no problem with it so far). And yes, 1.04 level 5 (I'm at work now so cannot triple check but that's what is use to say). I upgraded to level 5 some 2 years

Hi Magnus, Just looking at a sky chart for a Sweden location... It seems strange that your "forbidden" locations are very far North of Polaris (which for you is very high in the sky). All your stars

Magnus, I think there is some confusion in your statements. Synching does not add to the model, only aligning does that. Synching just says to the software that I am here. Regards Paul

Magnus Thanks Magnus, so it'll return to CWD on command ok and not interrupt from one of these goto slew fails? I'm guessing yes this is ok. If ok kinda tells me the servo system is ok. Which is

Magnus Thanks Magnus, so it'll return to CWD on command ok and not interrupt from one of these goto slew fails? I'm guessing yes this is ok. If ok kinda tells me the servo system is ok. Which is

Hi! Yes, one motor was exchanged for a new, the other repaired, later also exchanged for a new. And yes, it is that Doc Goerlich page I use to have the UTC, and I enter it exactly as displayed (at

Magnus I'm looking back thru threads trying to get a handle on this. Previous you had motor issues but these have been resolved. So atm I just want to confirm you have put in DTG as per Gemini

Hi all! Thanks for all suggestions on this issue! I've now tried a lot, but unfortunately, the problem is still there. I measure the voltage from the battery: 3.09 V. I checked and checked and triple

Somewhere in the Gemini1 manual it says something like...: Align to 3 stars on one side (only) of the meridian (go West of meridian and align to 3 stars). Then, after those 3 on one side, align to 3

Thanks, This probably should be posted over in the Gemini-II forum. So, just shut this down and I'll re-post over there. Sorry.... ... Bill

Bill the speed has nothing to do with building the model. you just need to accurately center the goto target. it's tricky to do with slew or move, but it can be done. the more accurately centered, the

Took my relatively new GM811 out and tried my first attempts at building a model and doing GOTO's. Have used the mount in the past, but never played with the GOTO capability or building a model. All

Or a right angle adapter from a camera: http://www.ericchesak.com/Galleries/DIY/Polar-Scope-Adapter/ http://www.ericchesak.com/Galleries/DIY/Polar-Scope-Adapter/ The Pentax unit is really deluxe, but

Unfortunately, no it does not. Look at the PoleMaster instead. Larry Hoffman

I get these as well. Sent my logs off the last time it happens. I would be curious if there was any value in keeping a backup copy of the pointing models (assuming that is possible) as rebuilding the

Does the Astro-Physics Right-Angle Polar Alignment Scope fit the losmandy mounts? Leroy

For a low cost version ($25) I made my own and use it on my Meade LX200GPS-14", works so well, my 4yo boy can roll it out (under my supervision). Simply a 2x6, drywall screws, 1/2 inch all thread, six

Figured it out. Corrupted model. John C Golden Valley, AZ

I used my mount (Titan 50 - Gemini-2) successfully on 10/10/17. Tonight, I tried to go to several objects and repeatedly got target unreachable, one of them was M31 - well above the horizon. The only

dlbeaman I have JMI's Wheely Bar under my G11 G2 with a Meade 10" SCT. I roll the scope out about 30' to a place where I can do polar alignment (see Polaris). Small bumps exiting the garage then