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with updates at the worst times. this is a good thing to point out - the default times for windows to update is at night - the exact opposite of what we want! first thing I do when bringing up a new

My Gemini IP and both computers are statically assigned so I just have a switch, no dhcp, and no router. I set this up as a standalone network so Windows would quit slamming me with updates at the

Sorry Les, about all I can help with is "How do others start up?" I have 6 individual programs I kick off. Edited this afternoon: 1. PHD2 (Then shut off the Gemini driver.) 2. Gemini Telescope (The

Hi Les is your 4 port switch a router? and is it powered on already, or does it power on when you "flip the switch"? Regarding startup, i don't need to solve first, i can pretty much straight power

I will definitely consider it David. Right now I'm only in over my ankles. But when I get into deeper waters I will give it a go. I'm a bit shy of "All in One" programs, but that can change. ;^) Baby

So I have a G11 with Gemini2 connected via ethernet to a 4 port switch. My pc is connected via usb to a ZWO guide camera, imaging camera, and also connected to the switch via ethernet. I have an

You may wish to look at APT www.ideiki.com – it manages your imaging and combines it with plate solving. David Sent: 15 February 2020 20:22 To: [email protected] Subject:

It's only been one week now (Friday) since I brought home my GM811G HD. But wow, what a week! Even given a couple of nights of cloudy skies, howling winds, and some fits with my other equipment

Brian, thanks for the ASTAP suggestion. Seems quite a bit faster than Plate Solve2 on a couple of test images I ran. Hopefully I'll get a chance to test it live tonight.

Ha, Ha, Les. No, not taken as derogatory at all. ;^) I still have my hand controller plugged in. But might one day may pack it in and put it away. I still use it occasionally, but this is only day 7

Sonny, Didn't mean it as derogatory, that's actually what I do. I don't even have my hand controller plugged into the mount. I'm hoping by keeping it inside nice and cozy I can preserve it. Of course

Hi Les, Actually, no, I don't want to "turn it on and go back inside." LOL! I like to stay with the mount until everything is running to my satisfaction, and no bugs have cropped up. I tend to enjoy

solves and the SGP syncs the scope; I don't even have to look up at the sky! Then start the imaging session and SGP automatically uses PlateSolve2 Arun you might give ASTAP plate solve a try? (it's

Would really second what Brian said. For imaging, especially across multiple nights, plate solving works very, very well. Accurate to well under 50 pixels at my 1.61"/pixel plate scale, probably more,

Hi to all, I have managed to source the same material Michael Herman uses to make the "less slippy" clutch discs. So if you live in the UK or Europe, it may make sense for you to get them from

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Hi Brian, Oh, my bad. I guess we're blending our discussions. Regarding G11 guided PE performance, in the real world?I think once you are averaging below 0.5" RMS paint color matters and the phases

Sonny, Nevermind, after re-reading your post if you just want to turn it on and go back inside just do as Brian and Micheal said use the ASCOM controller to align and sync.

Sonny, I think your steps should have the following inserted. Then I picked Bright Stars from the list in the Gemini 2, slewed, centered up in the main camera (then select menu - align - alignment)

Whatever works for you, it works right? Hard to argue with that. Though in general for astro imaging, plate solving is faster, more accurate, and more repeatable than pretty much every other