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Hi Bill glad you found that info - yes Gemini does much better at 15-18v you can use a voltage up-converter for that (i use a 15v version of this, but this 16.3v looks really good)

So I think I’ve figured out the problem. It turns out that neither of my 12 V batteries were up to the task of driving the scope in the cold weather. They are both somewhat old so maybe it is time

New GM811g w/Gemini-2 Hand Controller, sometimes Skysafari Pro RAEXT is installed, I guess that makes a difference. Thanks Brian, The flip worked fine tonight after following your instructions.

Meridian's are only a line in the sky now. I put the RAEXT on my GM811GHD, and I'm having a blast ignoring the Meridian's. -- SonnyE Sonny's Youtube Channel (

Hi Bill, I get "Motor Lags" from time to time...you can look for imbalance in the scope load. The lags messages are a minor concern...the mount will still work ok. However, "Motor Stalled" means a

Michael, Thanks again for the helpful information. Can the bad diode cause the “motor stalled“ messages? Last week I also got a “tracking stopped” message when I was observing the Sun and

Dear Bill, I repair Gemini-1 units. Let me know if you want yours evaluated and repaired. Now some details: Once the Gemini-1 boots up and reads data from the SRAM, the 3V battery is not used. The

Decided to go ahead and measure the battery while the mount was still cold. It read 3V, which is somewhat lower than the nominal voltage of a 3V battery. Any thoughts if that could be low enough to

Just came in from another failed session. I’m now suspecting an electrical problem rather than mechanical. I may be that the battery in the Gemini 1 unit has gotten too low. I think I replaced it

Hi Bill the mount doesn't flip on its own, something has to tell it to flip - your imaging program (if it supports automatic meridian flip) - you via gemini telescope.net - you via hand controller if

Jim that difference points to a completely different range of possible issues Also i am going through nina setup now. do not use NINA-to-telescope if you are referring to when the telescope is first

I have never tried to track a planet through the meridian.? What image acquisition software are you using?

Hi Luis, I'm still not sure I understand, but it sounds like there are two serial devices on your USB extender that are allocated the same COM port, did I get that right? If that's the case, you'll

balance, level, model 6 stars completed. I’m imaging Mars at it moves from East to West across the Meridian, the GM811 follows Mars to the far south west at 10PM but never FLIPS , What setting did I

Jim, I noticed that you have the setting to send default profile to Gemini on connect in Gemini.NET Advanced settings. That could be the source of many problems if your profile wasn't saved with

Just checked the framing of a target with respect to TheSkyX.? The 30 arc-seconds above is closer to 20 arc-minutes.

Plate solving always works the first time when I pick Telescope to NINA.? I have noticed that the Lat/Long on the HC always changes after connecting to NINA.? I will try NINA to Telescope this

Okey Dokey, got it Brian. Thank You! Bloody out here on the cutting edge... ;^) I checked and my copies updated fine. (Once I went around Windows panic mode.) Got it on both computers. -- SonnyE

if you are plate solving you should pick NINA to Telescope, assuming that's an option

Here's what I do. * Turn on and set Gemini-2 Lat/Long and Time. * Run PoleMaster and Polar Align. * Model the mount.? I usually pick 2 stars in the West and 2 in the South.? Pine trees are in the