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I guess I never realized that when you get to dark-enough skies, you can almost make out what appears to be three faces looking down on you. ;-)

Here's a group shot pointed to the zenith this Friday night. 15s ISO 3200

So I had another fun night with my GM811G. I wanted to try something out, and it turned into a lot of things over the night. Like 1300 things. Like 13,000 seconds. Like 3.6111 hours. Like both

Hi again, Just an afterthought, If the desktop pc is new, (and under warranty) perhaps a service ticket with Dell, may be effective. After all, you would think that they should know more than anyone

Hi Ron, Glad to hear the laptop is working. On the desktop front, I am no security or even networking expert, but I have not found any "TAP" interface on any of my PC's, and I have quite a few. After

Hi John you haven’t mentioned I fb you updated system location GMT offset and local time and mount parameters after a battery change. ? Gemini dtg is very different it’s: yymm.dd: hh.mm.ss See

Hi ROn perfectly with the Dell Laptop. also try opening up a shell and ping 192.168.1.110 (gemini unit) to confirm you have a connection if that's the case, then it's really should be just a

Astronut Tim * Yes, the direct ethernet browser Gemini interface (192.168.1.110) works perfectly with the Dell Laptop. * Yes, the primary DNS server was specified in the *Dell Laptop* NIC

First let me update readers with myself. I have a Losmandy G11 base with an older Gemini 1 Level 4 version 1.05 computer and have been using it for several years quite successfully. The G11 is firmly

Hi Ron, When I got a new Ethernet to USB adapter for my new Surface Book, I got similar results (a device did show up in the device manager without the warning bang symbol, but the connection did not

Astronut The Ethernet *Device?names* are different between the Dell laptop and Dell desktop *device manager?listing* and *network adapter interface* as illustrated below. The Ethernet *TAP - Windows

If one uses a straight through cable (normal ethernet type) to connect two devices, pin 1 on one device will be connected to pin 1 on the other. Pin 2 to pin 2 on the other. Pin 3 to pin 3, etc.

Thanks Brian. Yes me too I tend to do that on my long FL shots trying to get the maximum amount of details. On widefields I try to get the focus as accurate and dither a lot. PixInsight drizzle

Framing is overrated anyway ;)

This is strange. Direct ethernet works for me without any issue. It is actually more reliable than connecting through a router. I now have it working with two different computers - my laptop which

I have never managed to get a direct PC or laptop connection to work on any computer regardless of age or Ethernet port type. All of my computers and laptops are 10/100/1000 ports, have they even made

Marc that's a really wonderful target, well done. it's often easy to over-do the colors and saturation (i'm guilty of that plenty of times) and you've managed to get it nicely rendered Brian

;^) Mine are often sideways. But only until I get up off the ground.... :^0 -- SonnyE Sonny's Youtube Channel ( https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=sonny+edmonds ) (I suggest viewed in full

Hi Ron, The settings look OK to me, maybe Brian will spot something I didn't. Can you try plugging Gemini and your PC into a network switch or a (micro) router, instead of directly into each other?

lol. only after a few beers.