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Thanks guys. Yes it does some sense of depth when you seen the moon motion and shadows projected. Here's a picture of the rig on one of the nights imaging Saturn:

Sonny, I already posted to do a factory reset a few weeks ago. -- Chip Louie Chief Daydreamer Imagination Hardware Astropheric Weather Forecast - South Pasadena, CA Astrospheric Signature (

Hi Mike, When you cleaned the worm did you actually disassemble the aluminum clutch discs with the translucent plastic clutch disc sandwiched in between? The plastic clutch discs and both aluminum

I’m just freely spinning the saddle with my hand. If the ring gear spins with the saddle, I.e the worm gear is removed, everything spins freely. If I replace the worm gear, and have the clutch

Going back to bone simple... Have you tried a Factory Reset? (I'm assuming your G11 has a Gemini II. Because I am ignorant if this is available with a Gemini I.) Just thought I would through that in

Possibly a bit of a tight spot in one of the needle bearings. You can rince them with WD40, then turp, dry thoroughly and regrease lightly. Sliding the RA axis in the other way (knob side) can help

Hi Mike I"m not sure at what point of re-assembly you found the RA is a bit sticky. did you put your telescope back on? this sounds to me like it could be a worm gear meshing too tight. i'm not sure

I did just this in the afternoon. I cleaned everything pretty well. But I found when I removed the worm the entire assembly of ring gear and everything spun freely. When I put the worm back in the RA

Hi Doug one more thing regarding the polar scope, and your comment "The app I have on my phone to match the reticle never seems to be in the same position when looking through the reticle of the

Hi Doug "?I verified the coordinates and UTC time." just confirming, the time you should be entering into Gemini should be local time, and the timezone should offset that to UTC. you should not

I'm hoping to get back out one night this week and try in my backyard. ?I'll post back with my results.

I don't know if the GPS has the firmware fix for GPS rollover. ?But I did verify everything. ?Using the buttons I could manually slew to where I wanted, but the tracking was off. ?The polar

Yep, all the wires were connected properly. ?I always check and double check before powering on.

Thanks, Michael! The gears definitely were not slipping, I did check all of that. ?I always cold start, so I don't think that was the issue. ?I thought the Cold Start always deleted previous

I was using the GPS, so it pulled data from there automatically. ?I did verify it was correct.

Mike- I recently purchased a second hand G11 and found the RA axis very difficult to move with the gears removed. I removed the RA head, removed, cleaned and regreased the bearings and it solved it

i'm always astonished by planetary movies with moons passing by. so cool wrote: -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio brianvalentephotography.com <http://brianvalentephotography.com>

Marc, Absolutely wonderful detail. Messiers A and B really stand out to me...well done! Matt wrote:

Thanks guys. Jupiter and Saturn pass at the zenith every evening now. Here's a quick animation of Jupiter and two of its moons in the field over a period of

Hi Mike is your worm gear engaged? If you are comfortable with disassembly you might try disengaging your worm gear and rotating the RA shaft to isolate if it's the shaft itself or something related