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Brian, I meant the ASCOM server, the one that’s minimized I to the task bar. Does it have an error log? If so, I can try to find it and share.

Hi Arun I'm not sure what is the "gemini server"? There's really no good way to diagnose this without seeing that conditions underwhich this happened, the specific error message text, and looking at

Last night, when I was imaging, I was using the method outlined in my previous thread - connecting both the imaging computer and the mount though a router. On occasion, the Gemini server would

Hi Terry, Going that route of replacing the EPROM, here are some notes and advise: You will not need to pull out the battery, just leave it in place. That will hold the SRAM data of location Latitude

You guys must live in my neighborhood!? Exact same condx here!? Been solar imaging - not that the sun has cooperated much - to get my astronomy fix. LOL! John

Many thanks to all [Michael, Chip, SonnyE, Brendan and Chyck] who commented on and offered advice on my resurrected G11. I'll be following up on upgrading the firmware EPROM with David P here in the

Hi Erik great to hear! thanks for the update, looking forward to hearing more of your adventures Brian [email protected]> wrote: -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio brianvalentephotography.com

I hung out and then the sky cleared, although still very humid. After a simple two-star align, I sent my scope to M57 and there it was. I've been looking at that little ring for the last 56 years. In

That's just bad luck... because I usually find the full-moon is the only time it's clear. My working hypothesis is that the full-moon burns off the clouds. ;-) Clear Skies, Tim

So I started hauling everything out at twilight and now the clouds and insects have descended. I have still not had a chance to operate/test my new 811. My poor wife keeps asking me how are things

Hmm, to me the screw tends to unscrew with time. So a nuts on the outer side wouldn't help IMO. A 3D printed part on the inner side might prevent the OPWB from moving thus loosing the spring loaded

Chip, I agree on not cleaning. In my experience, I have come to a rule of thumb: If it works don't touch it. Hardware wise I know for a fact that if you have badly corroded lanes on a PCB you might

You're right Jim, I just tried. Flat side of the nut fits but the corner does not. I might 3d print something...

For those following the thread here is something to think about. If?something is working fine and as I had originally qualified, the insides are shiny and clean, why mess with it? SMD boards are

Jim, A drop, no more, of the blue stuff is plenty. -- Chip Louie - Chief Daydreamer Imagination Hardware

Jamie - I just looked.? A locking nut will not fit.? Its too close to the other screw.

I just saw this post with the locktite idea and thought, what a great idea. I thought about it some more and then I thought of a simple solution that would make adjusting easier. I took a look at the

I have to agree with Astronut here. And Terry, WOW man that is so cool :-D I was telling your story to a friend of mine and he was so impressed! And with the weather you have in the UK it makes it

Jeez Guys... I normally enjoy the friendly banter between you guys, but is this really how you want Terry to perceive some of the sharper minds on this forum ? You know, I'm just another nut loose

Good find, Carl. I'll remember that. There are so many things I like about Scott's mounts. The utter simplicity in the design being a main attraction for me. Everything is very easy to access, and