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Sonny, that dimple is not very stout and it will go in wrong. Michael is repairing one now, and that's what happens to it. Others have done it to. Marking them is easy and cheap. Sent from my Boost

The cables for my RA and Dec on my new GM811G would be terribly hard to plug in wrong. They have a steel guide shroud, with a dimpled guide, and they are marked "Top" to help locate the correct

Thank you David, this is good information. Sent from my Boost Mobile Phone.

As we all know its horribly easy to insert the standard Losmandy DIN motor cables incorrectly which wreaks havoc with the motor encoders and decoder ICs. I did this myself while repairing a G-1

That was such a great Idea Brian, I ordered three sets last night. It will help from putting cables in wrong along with Michael Herman' s recommendation to label your cables. I also put a spot of

I thought worm dust was called castings. The worm equivalent to dog doo. But this is a brave new world, with a great new star ship. My worms, like my dog, sleep inside. ;^) -- SonnyE Sonny's Youtube

Yes, I always was using "on Camera". I think I still am. But, me being me, if it works, I tend to forget the details until something buggers up. LOL! I just hope I can share some ideas for folks to

to just close PHD2 and then restart it. Made it do a fresh guiding start post meridian. yes and not only that, you should recalibrate if you are imaging at significantly different declinations. PHD

Well, that explains why whenever I did a Meridian flip, it was easiest to just close PHD2 and then restart it. Made it do a fresh guiding start post meridian. *Here's the particulars (

i hadn't thought of that - great idea! about stuff getting into the worms. i looked for worm dust blocker, no products :) but my environment isn't that dusty, it's more for doing whatever we can

Great idea Brian...? This will keep me from plugging stuff into the wrong port in the dark.? But if your environment is that dusty / dirty I would be more worried about stuff getting into the

Great idea Brian! I *ordered some (

That explains it...

Nice brian. Sent from my Galaxy Tab A

Very nice... and clean. Great photos of your organized gear, everyone! Thanks for showing how nice it can be done. Michael

when building my computer for remote observatory, I came across a pretty helpful accessory to help keep the gemini and my telescope-top computer insides clean. these are port blockers (aka port

Sonny I know I am better off LOL... without the AVX. It worked well when it worked. Good to introduce me to a GEM mount. It had two trips back to Celestron. The last time after three or four hours of

Sorry Group, test post. -- SonnyE Sonny's Youtube Channel ( https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=sonny+edmonds )

Hi Deric, I think you will be better off putting the AVX in the past. I know I am. I don't damn the AVX, but I certainly damn the corporate philosophy. My AVX was a hard teacher. But I did make it

The way Mike has his routed is very much like the way I dropped my wiring off my old mount. I'm not done yet with mine, but the basics are done. I use what is called Harness snaps because they are