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I've always struggled to get a good SNR on the Rho area around antares. Even if it's at the zenith it's pretty faint and needs a lot of integration time. I started a mosaic 3 years ago and added to

Brian, you have been totally awesome, I probably would have sold my G11G awhile back without your help, but I know that it is truly the Last GEM mount that I need and is that forever mount. My next

Deric i'm glad to be of any assistant to you and everyone. the goal is awesome astronomy/astrophotography! :) my last mount, and they do not. This is also the biggest tech support issue we have: a

I will. Thought maybe they’d see it here, but I will forward via email. Thank you!

Hello Taylor I did to for the same reason, I was able to move Counterweights up by nearly 2" and that's a lot. And learned that I did not have to tighten down the clutches hard unlike my last mount.

really wonderful results Anthony, congrats! you might share this with Tanya and Scott over at Losmandy too. they love to see images like this Brian wrote:

I recently have been having some great success with my Losmandy G11 G2 and PHD2 that has produced some images that I am very happy with. This is in large part because of the support I have received

Thanks for the reply Brian. Deric, I believe I needed it. When I got to the point of balancing the RA, it was difficult to tell which side was heavy. I would give a small push in each direction and

I guess it just dawned on me how dark this is, and what it means to have Scorpio and Sagittarius that high. You can make out the dark river to Antares and the orange color of the Rho region in a 15s

Hello Taylor, Are you sure you needed the wavy washer? I needed one it made balancing things easier. I just tighten my RA just enough so it does not move easily. I've learned that it does not take

Is it possible the battery is upside down? Paul

Used an iphone screen on for 0.5s out of the 15s exposure to light up our faces or you would only see dark silhouettes. This site is actually so dark the milky way starlight casts your shadow on the

Hi Taylor I suggest tightening it by hand until the RA axis stops moving easily. The amount of tightening does not impact RA performance (we've recently tested this) but you there's no need to crank

I have the GM811. When tightening before the wavy washer, the clutch wouldn't need to be very tight to actually have enough pressure for the RA to stop rotating. With the wavy-washer I have to really

Thanks for chiming in Ray!

Okay thanks! FWIW, for any of the Gemini equipped mounts the worm period does not need to be entered because the worm period is calculated from mount settings on the Gemini controller. That is,

That’s very nice! With a larger FOV, you can see why they call it “running chicken” nebula. Mark Sent: Tuesday, June 23, 2020 2:59 PM To: [email protected] Subject:

Hi Jim, ( as Brian noted... just saw that)... Worm period only applies to the RA for sidereal tracking. That is a G11 size RA section, so the worm period for the G11 and GM811 is ~4 minutes, or the

Thanks Brian.

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