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Sonny what program are you using? if you are trying to "live solve" you are sort of saying "i want you to take a picture and solve it" if you already have a pic, i'd suggest going to

Not if you get Chocolate Chip. LOL! I got as far as I could for now with plate solving. Seems the program wants to see a mount, and to see a camera. Oh, why can't it just read my mind? -- SonnyE

Derek i think you and i approach technology in this specific context differently, and that's okay. that's why there's chocolate and vanilla right? My experience and what I wanted to convey is that

Glad you find these of benefit. Thanks for all your words of kindness too. Helps get me through some rough spots these days! All the best, Michael wrote:

I'm still a little confused as to why you seem to downplay plate solve *** If you are asking me.. I am doing no such thing, as witnessed by the last line.. Derek i think you said you are still

Richard, I Welcom you to the group. I am also a new owner of a G11, the Losmandy polar scope is more sophisticated than some others and will take a bit of getting used to.their are more precise gizmos

Eagle is the deluxe high end version that includes everything you need: computer, wireless router, power outlets, all in one box, ready to mount. you pay a premium for that convenience and

Michael's Clutch Discs are the single best improvement that can be made to a Losmandy mount.. Derek _____ Sent: Monday, February 03, 2020 10:47 AM To: [email protected] Subject:

Deric - nice to hear! I’m a future owner. Getting my G11 in a few months. How do you like the polar scope? -- Rick Paul Tucson, AZ

As they say, whatever works for you, if it works, stick with it I'm still a little confused as to why you seem to downplay plate solve it is truly a game changer for AP. just to be clear, once you

All, Wondering if anyone has any suggestions for a good “box” computer to hook the G11 mount and my cameras. Would like the mount to able to operate remotely. Even if remotely is only 50 feet

Derek, that's a great information. I will give that a try on my next outing. Happy Skies Sent from my Galaxy Tab A

Just an FYI.. You say "traditionally".. Are you aware of their new ones that they just recently designed and produced?? I know nothing of them.. or the old models.. as I had no need for one so never

Thank you Chip, I will go with a Berlebach planet. They are proven and well respected. Sent from my Galaxy Tab A

Brian, yes for now I am visual, and I agree with the accuracy for AP my focal length is 2032mm SCT telescopes are generally long in focal length. I will join the pack soon with a short focal length

Umm.. Because that's how it is supposed to work?? :-)) Let's say you put a camera of some kind on the scope.. or (as a visual observer) you installed a Barlow.. Would it still "work"? Yes it

Sounds like you hit a good Polar Alignment. I used to have good nights and bad nights. Eventually I had more good nights than bad nights. But, when I stopped moving my mount, I had almost all good

Thank You, Les! I'm on the fence about them, but that is because I'm nearly to getting my new mount from Losmandy. You think you are slow? I've been out a mount since November. But expecting to fix

Derek, Stellarvue's wood tripods while pretty are traditionally heavy and quite expensive for the payload they carry. The Denali is the smallest, lightest model with a max. height of 41" and weighs

So I just ordered, received, and installed Michael Herman's clutch disks. Fit and finish were spot on, installed in about 10 minutes, mainly because I am slow, and wow what a difference. Made