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Robert.Ian: You know I just did this about a month ago and I did a full disassembly. I really wanted to get rid of the old lube and also any metal fines that accumulated when any two metal parts move

haha totally works! jamie.amendolagine@...> wrote: -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio brianvalentephotography.com <http://brianvalentephotography.com>

I took my wife and kids to the "sandy hills" trails nearby to see this. We only brought binoculars and a dslr so there was no hope of a fantastic view or shot, but we had a lot of fun. Here's the shot

I am using the next-gen Sequencer and have an automated script.? When my targets are done for the night I want to park the OTA at the zenith so I can manually take flats.

just use Park at Zenith from the Hand Controller This is the approach i use as well, although I have Home set as a custom park position. my flat panel is on a stand nearby, so i just slew the scope to

Jim, Sequence Generator Pro is what I use, but I have tried NINA briefly. When I go to do flats and place my light panel over the objective I just use Park at Zenith from the Hand Controller or from

BTW, the zenith will be Dec = latitude. -Les

Superb presentation and photos to boot. Top notch.

Yeah I expect Nino will know about Park command and you can set Gemini to Park at home but that means All your parks will go to that position. Any rate have a good one Jim Brian Brian Valente

NINA doesn't understand the Gemini-2 Home command.? I will try hour angle 0 this weekend. Have a good holiday Brian.

Another possibility is setting a home position at zenith, but the problem is NINA probably doesn't know about multiple park positions. i wonder if there's an ability to script it? -- Brian Brian

can you do hour angle? just enter HA = 0 -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio brianvalentephotography.com <http://brianvalentephotography.com>

I should know how to do this, but.... At the end of an imaging session I need to tell NINA to move the RA and DEC to the zenith. I will then place the flat panel on the OTA and take the necessary

Thanks a lot guys. Thin clouds made it challenging to get the moons on longer exposures. I got Titan and a hint of Rhea just above the noise level but not much more besides the big four around

Great shot Brian. Really nice.

Super good.

Hi Stephen see my other response. i think you're a lot better off than you may think wrote:

On Monday we had a break from the winds, so I got the mount out and ran it thru the baseline document listed above.? First hour or so was just doing some alignments using the Gemini II hand

Hello all - I am planning to re-grease the worm gears on my G11 (which I purchased from new in 2009). I have seen a few websites where this is described, and on one I saw that someone had put grease

Very nice, Scott! Astrophotography is a great undertaking! I'm DSO Nebula specific myself. I'm currently using a GM811GHD. -- SonnyE Sonny's Youtube Channel (