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[AMD Official Use Only - Internal Distribution Only] While cleaning up the "scope corner" I found a set of Losmandy AKS altitude lock knobs which I had ordered but didn't think I had ever received.

Hi! I've looked at the log file both with the PHD2 log viewer and the PEMPro log viewer, and as far as I can see, this is guided data, not unguided. That would mean that this low PE is after guiding,

interesting this shows the main period as 211 seconds? i'm not sure what to make of that david.partridge@...> wrote:

I get that - I think some of the difference is that I hadn't lapped the bearing in the further worm block for a sliding fit in the earlier data I no longer have the PHD2 log files for the 2014

I have heard a number of issues regarding the "earlier" ASI120 model, loads of them in the PHD forums i try to steer clear of that particular mode I think michael is right, the newer version seems

Yet another gotcha: I often use a ZWO ASI120 camera for autoguiding. The USB2 models are inexpensive and very sensitive. ( USB3 ASI120 models do exist at higher cost.) However, the USB2 version

I agree. I stuck my dirty fingers where I shouldn't have. About the time I was trying to Polar Align with SharpCap, I think. I know I am my own worst enemy. I need to clean out a lot of programs I

Me Too, Michael! But mine was some errant slew. I was operating remote from my inside Box-O-Rocks. Suddenly it stopped slewing. I went out and found my harness wrapped around the Dec axis. Oy! Come to

well, we know you can plate solve, your camera, settings, and mount all checked out so something must have changed :) wrote:

I don't rightly recall Brian. I think they were in the same area. So much so, the mount did not move much. Which made me think it would be a bad to marginal model anyway. I looked up at gathering

Yes - this totally works for remote sites and also for remote access I was up on Mt Pinos (about an hour from here, but seems farther) and it was terribly cold i was able to grab my setup from my

Okey Dokey, all set. (I hope! LOL!) If I don't manage to make it, look for me wondering around in the parking lot. ;^) (Not really, please continue and don't wait.) I'd like to get the gist of this,

Count me in… Sent: Saturday, April 25, 2020 8:37 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Setting up Ethernet using a microRouter - zoom meeting - sunday 10:30 AM Hi Folks i am going to

Hi Folks i am going to do a zoom meeting on using a microRouter to setup ethernet for your Gemini Even if you do not have a microRouter I think it will be helpful to anyone wanting to understand how

Brilliant, ?well done -- Brendan

Hi! That is really impressive. And a bit odd, isn't it? If I read the graphs correctly, the first fundamental is far lower in your second situation (the McLennan boxes). But that fundamental should

You may remember that not long ago I replaced the Losmandy gearboxes on my G11 (which had seen better days) with McLennan gearboxes. All I was able to say at the time about possible improvements was

I spent some time with my GM811G and trying the balance with the scope on the East side, in all positions, and as a matter of curiosity on the West side as well. It seemed to be well balanced

I appreciate all the comments and suggestions, I really do. I've been playing Astronomer since 1975 and balance was not really a major issue with visual-first few years. The I got the photograph bug

eventually yes, the idea here was to do a dry run and see what questions come up wrote: -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio brianvalentephotography.com <http://brianvalentephotography.com>