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Hi Greg that may be drift. If it's the data you recently uploaded to PEMPro support, i think there are a number of issues with that data collection that may not if it's a different log you are

Hi Greg, Ok...you have an RA OPW, so the blocks are supposed to be well aligned. You must then determine if the 1022 sec glitch really does repeat at that same period. If it does....I think it has

That large T style handle looks impractical because there are 2 Alt bolts on each side that must be secured and the large handle can easily block one of them (the lower one in the picture).? To me

Thanks, Michael. I do have the OPW assemblies. The separate bearing blocks were more of a challenge to pinch together and align -- I just don't have enough dexterous appendages to manage. Don't have

Greg, That's an interesting puzzle: a glitch at 1022 sec....and you say it is repeating at the time period? That is like 4.26 x as slow as the G11 worm period. Nothing in the front section (motor,

You can use them all over the mount and tripods for things that need regular adjustment and additional leverage. The great thing for those who don't know it is that the levers can be repositioned as

Question... is there any decent way one can check if the oldham coupler is actually properly aligned when reassembling the drive? Not a lot of clearance between the worm block and the gear housing.

on the sides of the base NOT for attaching the Gemini control box to the tripod! that's what I thought they were for - mostly because I have a pair (from losmandy) and use them in exactly the same

My error, Chip. I have those same looking levers on the Gemini-1 to attach it to the "ears" on the tripod vertical riser. When I saw the photo I only thought of the Gemini side mounting bolts. The

Michael and gang, The adjustable knobs in the drawing were meant for the elevation lock on the sides of the base NOT for attaching the Gemini control box to the tripod! If you read my note it says

Thanks David, I didn't realize those were 3/8" diameter. I only have G2 and the mount ears to G2 controller wingbolts seem thinner than 3/8". I guess I don't understand why that connection needs to be

Nah – it’s the one to secure the G1 to the ears on the mount base. Sent: 25 July 2020 18:19 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Losmandy_users_io] Losmandy presentation: achieving <1"

Hi David, Is this knob meant for the Altitude Lock on the RA Axis? Thanks Astronut Tim

I can attest to that given the number of G1s I have had in for repair with PCB damage caused by over long bolts. David Sent: 25 July 2020 16:58 To: [email protected] Subject: Re:

Hi Chip & Michael, Just to be sure Chip, you mentioned these knobs for the Altitude Lock on the G11, is that correct ? I am using the Losmandy FHD tripod top knobs (very similar but with threaded

Beautiful levers...I could not find them anywhere, so thanks, Chip! However...beware! Those bolts on that link item are way too long. They will go all the way into the G1 and impact the circuit

I am wondering if it is possible to setup PHD 2 so I can simulate guiding. So sorta like PEM pro where it shows the graph. I need the graph data to see how the worm gear is performing. If anyone knows

If you are here in the USA Amazon has these for half the price of the others posted. *Gemini 1 to Deluxe HC DB15 extension cables (

I have not had any issues using the Losmandy AKS knobs but for those folks who need a little extra leverage these are nicer and under $6 each. Put a S.S. washer with a plastic washer to protect the

Hi everyone Just a quick FYI - Gemini Telescope.net driver version 1.0.75 has been tested and appears to work successfully with the latest ASCOM platform update, which (of this post) is version