开云体育

Hi Bill That should be fine - i would try to get close to DEC 0 as long as you aren't low in the sky the recommendation is generally two parts: 1. aiming close to that intersection is where star

I received a new G11G about 3 weeks ago. ?I’ve only had a few clear nights since receiving it so I haven’t done any guide calibration yet, I’ve just used it as it came and it’s done pretty

The method Peter used is exactly what I did, and also observed the ring gear being high relative to the worm.? Unless the needle bearing needs to be replaced for other reasons, a much cheaper/easier

Hi all, There is a lot to talk about here, to resolve several "impossible" puzzles, so please bear with me. The unsolved puzzles are: 1. Many people note that their worm gear spacing is very sensitive

baseline guiding to adjust? I recommend doing the baseline first, so we can better see the raw mount performance. Yes that is a newer mount, but I don't know what adjustments if any the seller may

Jeff, I just spoke with Michael Herman, as I was not so familiar with style of G11. I am defiantly interested.. Think yahoo and you have my email address. Peter

Brian, I was able to confirm with the seller that the mount was brand new and unused and if im correct in that the first two digits of the serial number (219554) signify the year of manufacture, then

I 'm in the market for a G11. Really looking for the head. Don't really need weights, tripod, controller etc. If you decide to parse it please contact me.

So I rebooted everything and I'm now on target.

Does anyone have an 8" MA pier extension "EX8" that they are not using? These are still on back-order. Anyone done a DIY version that they can share ideas on? -- Edward

Alan, Can you please try the latest ASCOM driver (version 1.0.83)? I added the logic to reject guiding commands while the mount is slewing. This will result in an error being returned to PHD2, which

Thanks Paul, I think I may have to go back to the old driver. Cartes de Ciel has me sitting over to the west of the pole star at the parked position. Not sure why? Peter

Hi Vishal I recall this is a used G11 you picked up recently. Any details on the mount date and hardware? First I recommend doing a baseline guiding, it looks like your settings might be off a bit

Peter, J2000/JNow setting affects gotos to coordinates only, not tracking, guiding or meridian flips. J2000 is generally not needed for use with NINA and most other automation software, but yes, this

Paul, My poor addled brain finally figured that out. Currently, I use JNOW as there was an issue with there being an offset using J2000. Does this version of the driver fix that problem? Will this

You are selling an item that can be shipped rather inexpensively. So the best way to reach a willing buyer is with the mass market. Another is to watch the want ads on the astro sites. The 492 systems

You need to join the group, first. Files are not visible to unregistered users. /g/Gemini_ASCOM_Driver

Version 1.0.82 is not yet officially released, but available for testing here: /g/Gemini_ASCOM_Driver/files/Test Regards, -Paul

Where do I down load the 1.0.82.0 version of the Ascom driver? I can only fine Gemini.Telescope.Net (1.0.75.0).

There's no way for the ASCOM driver to tell PHD2 to stop guiding, but I can certainly add some checks not to accept guiding command during a slew. While I'm not sure that's what caused the wild slew