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Hi Tony the short answer is yes. Aligning the scopes is important to avoid differential flexure which can cause a lot of guiding and imaging headaches. If your imaging scope isn't too long in focal

I set up an ASI 120mini camera with a 60mm guide scope. Having a lot of difficulty setting it up and aligning with the main scope. If I use this setup only for auto guiding purposes do the two need to

Chip, As you would have seen, I’m very much a newbie to Losmandy and Gemini 1 having moved over from Celestron. It’s been a bit of a curve, but I love the Losmandy engineering. next step is to

John sounds good - aside from wanting to see them larger, what do you want to do that PHD isn't helping you to do?

Thanks Brian. I think that is all the standard stuff I have been using. I probably went off topic from the multi-star theme. Perhaps I will post some screenshots from my next outing to further

Thanks Jamie. That gives me some leads. I may have some clear skies to try a few of these options. Best Regards, John

Hi Steve give Tanya a buzz (call or email) tomorrow - and explain the above to her. there may be a slight adjustment that's needed. phone after 1PM pacific is usually best way/time to reach

I have a GM811G mount with the 8" upgrade saddle.? I have had a few cases where the saddle tightening knobs have come in contact with the DEC motor housing.? What is the? best way to fix this??

Perfect Jamey! ;^) -- SonnyE Sonny's Youtube Channel ( https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=sonny+edmonds ) (I suggest viewed in full screen)

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Telescope outhouse...I had one about 20 years ago. Stored the pier and Cave Optical mount in the roll off "outhouse" and the 125mm f/18 refractor in the nearby garage. [image: image.png] Clear

Telescope outhouse? I’m intrigued.....I could get by with just a urinal however! Nothing elaborate. Tom --- pedmondsjr@... wrote: From: "Sonny Edmonds" <pedmondsjr@...> To:

I had clouds last night. Oh Joy! Oh Rapture! :^( ASI290MM, Orion 50 mm guide scope w/helical focuser. PHD2 2.6.9dev2 (Now with multiple stars turned on. LOL!) I really wanna see how the Multi Stars

Hi Bryn, Hey, AAP is cutting it too close to that old people group! JK! From the perspective of imaging the version of Gemini is basically irrelevant once you are past the type of comm port

Exacta mundo! Brian Valente ( /g/Losmandy_users/profile/@bvalente ) 8:13am that's great to hear, to me that's pretty much what these all-in-ones are about -- Chip Louie Chief

Hi John, I use a ZWO 178mc for guiding and on my 60x242 guide scope the stars are on the small side also. I've got into the habit of using "phd2->view->Display Star Profile" to see what's going on

Hi John great thanks for the info. I have all the same cameras as well, and it sounds like you also guide with the 290mm A short answer is you can't magnify that portion of your display, but

the first time after years of not doing much because of the “hassle” I perceived with PC or other Rpi based systems. that's great to hear, to me that's pretty much what these all-in-ones

Thanks everyone great info and help.

I have been using the ASIAir Pro (AAP)with a GM-8 and Gemini 1 for a few months now. Pretty much, provided you are in the ZWO environment, everything just works. Of the issues I have had, they have