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On Tue, Jun 29, 2021 at 08:21 AM, Brian Valente wrote: This log is as close as I could get to the baseline. I could not get 30 mins and you can see toward the end, I touched the mount to tape off the

Hello all I tested yesterday with parameters set according to the XLS shared by Edward, and (almost) everything worked fine. The flip happened at expected time and the image after flip was just fine.

only in one direction the GA analysis of a spring-loaded worm is often not accurate. I would focus on your guiding results. I'm guessing your DEC is not the constraining factor right now my guide cam

Thanks Brian, The good news is that my PA was solid all night, remaining around 0.5-1.0 through all my testing. I still have two issues that I need to figure out. 1. Calibration/GA indicate 3-3.5

(it came that way) My understanding is it needs to be zero. Should I change it and re-calibrate and redo guide assist ? you can leave it at the default for now. Regardless, changing TVC value does not

Jason, The only thing I might add here is to perhaps switch back to a guide scope and guide camera for a bit. While OAG is more accurate in the long run, it might be trickier to start out with. With

I want to truly thank everyone for their help here. I have figured out at least the initial error. I went back to "debugging school" and started going one step at a time Used Sharpcap to align, then

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Hi all - just wanted to say thanks for all the previous advice.? I've been dialing in some things, but it’s been very slow going between blistering heat here, less than ideal skies, and work.?

Hey Michael, How can I get one of those hand controller mounts that attaches to HD tripod?? Jason

Change the log to "TRACE" level for the next time. It is not too verbose for a night of use. -- Edward

Yes I have seen many pictures of Michael’s set up. I have already reported him for crimes against nature :-) But as I recall he primarily does planetary imaging which is a whole different kind of

Brian, Strictly imaging. Did you see the pictures Michael posted earlier of him setup? Look at those weights! Peter

Sky is clear this evening here in NJ so will try out the new settings. Peter

I’d assume you’re doing medium-FL imaging, given the description of the telescope. With that, I really doubt you’d see a difference between the GM811GHD and G11G. In simple terms, the G11G is

I will try the new ' Smart Meridian Flip ' plug-in later today and post the results. I wish the sky was clear so actual testing can be done.? We have had smoke from wildfires and/or monsoon weather

Yeah, those are nightly builds of 1.11 I listed and have used ... I just have not tried all of them ;-)? ?I have not done anything with the released version 1.10 because I needed dome control and

Thanks Chip, Alan, and Dwight for your input. This is pretty much what I expected to hear but it's nice to be able to confirm my suspicions with people who are much more experienced with these mounts.

Things are working with NB 101 using the standard Sequencer. ------------------------ Jim W Phoenix, AZ. USA Losmandy GM811G, NINA 1.11, ASI2600MC Pro, Sky-Watcher Scopes

helpful there! definitely not my setup - it's around 40lb i wasn't sure if your dob was for imaging or visual, if visual it would be fine [email protected]> wrote: -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio