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"looks great sonny! on the autoguider, do you have the option of guiding via ascom?" Hi Brian, Well.... I don't honestly know. I've always just had the USB connection, and the ST-4 wire to the

Hi! I also use a tubing of sorts, flexible, but I run my big cable above and across the tube, and down the other side, giving some more room for flexibility. It runs over the G11 head at the RA axis,

Hi Natalie: I've also had issues with cable hanging up on knobs or other things with my Losmandy , CGEM and Mesu GEM mounts. Here is the latest way that I've dealt with routing of cabling that 1)

Hi Nat It doesn't look terrible - the big white bundle could use to be supported farther up so it doesn't risk dragging (like around gemini level) what makes you think the cables are the root cause

Here's my cabling. I am using that large spiral plastic flex tubing you buy at auto parts stores. I attach it at the base, then at the saddle knob, then at the finder scope. The Gemini isn't in this

I absolutely agree Sonny, compared to The AVX mount, Celestron replaced it and it is now on it's way to a new home. I guess I swapped it for A Baader diagonal and assessories. One of my friends said "

looks great sonny! on the autoguider, do you have the option of guiding via ascom? wrote:

Brian, Since this is all new to me, I think bright stars help me speed things up. Except last night the glaring Moon was a PITA. But Stellarium is happily sending the mount to the new objects for me.

I spent today finishing up my harnessing, and consolidating my wiring. I have two wires leaving my new GM811GHD. 12 volt power, and a single USB from my HUB. But lets see if I can get some pictures

Hi Brian, Here's some photos of our existing cable management attempts for our two basic scope configurations... Please note that the SV50ED is only for EAA finder use and not guiding, as that allows

because there's no guide camera and therefore no ability to run any sort of guiding or ga while imaging :) wrote: -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio brianvalentephotography.com

I too would be interested to see "RMS" for each of several exposures for reference/comparison to guided performance. Maybe from PEMPro? Does PHD2 give you another way to do this? You said you

Hi Nat do you happen to have some pictures of your setup including the cable details natalieelectron@...> wrote:

Hi All, We are struggling to get a good (imaging) cable management solution to work with our new G11G and would like some advice. Our mount safety limits are currently set to 95 degrees on both east

Star positions are really just a look-up table ... and one look-up table should be as good as the next (unless one of the catalogs has an error in it, but since these tables are imported, that's

Sonny, I am glad that you and your mount are getting acquainted and be becoming friends. Their is alot to Learn. I am beginning to get comfortable with my mount. My problem has been that the Losmandy

Hi Sonny you can use any celestial object to align (except solar system objects of course). you don't even need a star, If you plate solve you can just go to different parts of the sky and sync

After I did about 5 stars last night, I was landing with my object (target) in the near center of my main camera's FOV. (Just Bodes) It struck me later that I should use the Bright Stars catalog in

SonnyE, Happy to hear you got a peek using your new mount before the clouds rolled in last night and rain comes this afternoon. -- Chip Louie - Chief Daydreamer Imagination Hardware

Les, You will get decent images with anything under 0.9" RMS when guided. Don't let chasing the lowest PE hold you up, let the images be your guide. If you are not fully optimized and slightly