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I'm going to take a wild guess here and say that what you thought was Sirius was in reality Venus.? ?That Sirius had already gone below the horizon.

Hi John, and welcome to the group! I also am a new owner of a GM811G (HD tripod). (February 4, 2020) Mine does have the G811 as a choice in the hand controller. But the default is for a G11. For me,

Hi John welcome to the losmandy side of things :) Usually when this happens it's because there's a mis-configuration in date/time and/or location. Being low on the horizon, it wouldn't take

Hello All, I'm new to this group, having just recently purchased a GM811G mount to replace a Celestron CGX, which had served me well, but I wanted to upgrade.? I really appreciate the quality of the

Hi! Let me take SW to NW as an example instead: I slew from RR Tau to GM Cam. This is from: 05 39 30.51??? +26 22 27.0 To: 03 59 10.08??? +58 01 07.7 At around 10pm (at my location, but

I generally understand your somewhat unusual case What i don't understand is this: when I want to go from NE to SE, that is a slew in DEC for me. you're saying slew in RA, and I don't see how i

Hi! No, it is a slew in RA - I'm doing it with the same declination, just slewing in RA, to test. And right, no crossing the meridian. But physically, crossing the 90 degree azimuth line, the

Hi Magnus No, it doesn't really make sense to me.? if i go from NE to SE, this is just a DEC move, i'm not crossing the meridian. So why would it report side of pier change? confused abou tthis i

ah okay - then yeah it would make sense for 2x 7lb. turns out that's exactly what i have for my Sky90 right now -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio brianvalentephotography.com

Hi Brian, I actually tried pushing the 11lb weight all the way up and adding a 7lb weight, but the combination is too heavy to balance. I have a Stellarvue SVX080T, filter wheel and ZWO ASI1600MM PRO

Hi Magnus! I'm afraid this is not only above my pay grade as you put it, but probably above my present intellect. However, I wanted you to know I am following this in the hope I can see it to a

Hi! It might be that there is no issue, and I have messed things up. But it might also be that my use case is somewhat rare, which is a reason this has not been surfaced before. THe thinking around

Magnus can you clarify what exactly is the test you want to verify? I've been following your PHD thread and looked at the indi thread. I'm not convinced it's a gemini firmware issue, since i've

Hi Sonny!! Well, I could easily "fix" it by re-calibrating in PHD2. But that is not a good solution, as this problem happens several times in the midst of my 20-25 jobs schedule, as the mount works

Arun, That gives me food for thought. My PHD2 graph has some rhythmic jags to it. Particularly in Dec (red trace). I tend to not worry about my PHD2 graph as long as my images are good, and I'm

Hi Arun good to hear your progress regarding your weights, do you have a picture of your setup? maybe you can just add a 7lb and push the 11lb all the way up? regarding PPEC - that algorithm is

Hi Magnus! What you are describing is, to me, an anomaly in PHD2 itself, for my lack of a better way to describe it. What I learned to do (this was with my old mount) was to close PHD2. And I mean

So I followed one of the tips in one of the threads and loosened the RA clutch. Had it very tight, but have now learned that that is not advisable. So I tightened it just enough so the (balanced)

Hi all! I am going to try to describe an issue here that is not very easy to describe.... In my recent attempts to automatize variable star observations, I have run into an issue about side-of-pier