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Update: I believe that the problem is solved. It appears that it was a faulty network cable. Because of your comments, I had a lot of options to consider, now and in the future with other problems.

Mine don’t appear egg-shaped, so I’m not sure what that’s about either. Thanks Brian Brian Valente Brianvalentephotography.com Sent: Thursday, October 5, 2017 7:20 PM To:

Very interesting... and puzzling. My CG11 has round holes up the RA axis, but (as another owner just wrote) the holes through the counterweight shaft are not lined up with the RA axis at the CWD

The Polar scope has one black cap, and one silver knurled plug covering the mounting hole for the scope. Take off those two caps and the hole is not true. It's egg shaped not round... I really don't

I would not expect any trouble. Just be sure to set your western limit so in case of unattended operation, your scope will not crash into your mount. Best, Michael Losmandy_users@...>

Any suggestions for imaging on the west side of the meridian? Things to look out for? Any recommended mods for my G-11? For years I have used my G-11 to image east of the meridian to about 1-1/2 hours

AFAIK all polar scope holes in the RA axis are normally drilled with the saddle turned sideways for head clearance. At least this is how it has been on all of the GEMs I've owned anyway. Chip

Anon, Can you more clearly describe what you mean by “twisted and misaligned”. If you mean that the scope is at an angle when the hole is completely open then that is deliberate as it ensures the

That's normal. YIUBHABE to rotate the Dec to align and use the pa scope. Brian

I used my scope, and the Losmandy G11 for the first time tonight. I noticed when I took the caps off of the Polar Viewing hole in the mount that the hole is not true. Looks twisted and misaligned. Is

Rob, all sounds good.... the rest is experimentation. (I think you are saying your Gemini model shows all parameters at value 0. This is what you get with a cold boot up. There is no reason I can

Thanks everyone, Wish me luck tonight. I have reinstalled the firmware--it appears that I already had the most current, but I reinstalled anyway. I went line by line through every setting in Gemini to

I’ve had a similar behavior. This appears to happen when I’m pointing east, and the G11 doesn’t swap the meridian on the way to parking. I go out there and the weights are 30 degrees up in the

Rob Is this a Gemini-2, if so make sure you have the latest firmware. Tom H

Hi! Thanks! OK, I'll try replacing the battery - it's been there a year I think. Since this happens also with the HC, not only when using the computer, the USB-R232-converter issues could hardly be

Rob, Here are some initial thoughts: Reset your Gemini by taking out the internal 3v battery for a few minutes. Replace it with a fresh one, just in case Make sure you set all correct settings,

Rob, my guesses ...follow: 1. Use Gemini.net to look at the values of your Model (the "T-model"). When the errors occur, write down the parameyers and their values. Then "reload model from PC" which

Futher update. Tonight it did the same thing on the third frame. This time I went out to check the mount before I sent it to CWD. I found that it had tried to "bend over backwards" or in other wards

Hi everyone, For two nights, I have had exactly the same thing happen. I am taking a four plate mosaic of M31. The first plate goes flawlessly, but when the command to move a small distance to the

Hi Magnus, How fresh is your battery? If you have not changed it out in the last few months put a DVM on it and check the voltage. The other issue I have had when my Gemini 1 acted weirdly like this