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Hi Matt, Have you been using the Android PoleMaster app? Does it work? I have not found anybody who has it working on a smartphone yet but if it works I'd use it for sure as I often just want to PA

Hi Donnie, "I am not sure if anyone is familiar with the Skywatcher EQ6-R, but now, I am at a toss-up between that or the G11G. " I certainly am. And you are comparing Apples (G11G), to Lemons (EQ6-R

My biggest problem with the Nema motors was finding the flexible couples small enough in diameter to fit. Most are 19/20mm and? and the GM8 needs 14mm. Apparently, I must have found some from Ali

Hi Paul, Thaks for your reply. I baught my G11 in 2011 at Optique & Vision ( http://www.ovision.com/ ) (France) Thank you for the differents links. I searched a long time on the web, but i wasn't

Thanks for the reply, Paul. My intuition said that it was in arc-minutes. But the manual says it is in arc-seconds. But I can see from the link you gave that the manual is wrong. Michael has my

I can vouch for this approach. It is also a lower power solution for when you are mobile. It will be a learning curve to switch to this though.

Hey Donnie, the Gemini 2 is much easier to use than the Celestron or iOptron controllers. I am very familiar with both of those controllers. There is good instruction online for using the hand

I use the PoleMaster on mine. I have a G11 and a GM8 (both with Gemini 2). It takes just a couple of minutes to dial in a pretty accurate alignment. What I *really* like about these Losmandy mounts

I have a pole master and really like it. It’s super fast and no bending over to use unlike a polar scope. if you calibrate it and reuse that settings it’s even faster. the software is alright.

Donnie, There are lots of very good instructional videos and “how tos” on the internet; this mount/software has been out a long time, and it’s very well supported. Polemaster has its own

I also built an Onstep controller. I designed and 3D printed my nema 17 mounting plates. I have a couple of bellows couplers coming in the mail tomorrow but even with the kinda crummy couplers I had

I’ll check for dirt. I could feel a turned edge at the bottom, I wonder if it got dropped or something. Can feel a fine turned up edge at the bottom of the pin. was just planning on sanding that

Hi Christophe, How old is your G11? Most G11s, even really old ones, are mostly the same mechanical design, with mostly compatible, interchangeable parts. So, even an old tutorial should help you

Hi Russ, Looks like you didn't get an answer yet. Gemini-1 displays alignment error in arcminutes. If you use a PC with a Gemini.NET ASCOM driver, you can see the arcsecond display in the driver

Hi everybody. This is my first message in this group, so sorry if the question was already asked before. And sorry for my "bad" english... I have à G11 for several years and a few years ago some

Yes, I run the app on the tablet I use for Explorestars. The OP had some Gemini related questions and my comment was addressing those. -Bob

Donnie, I have a Polemaster on my G11G. The PC software is very intuitive, and it really dials you in to a good PA. As for adding it, you can buy an adapter for various Losmandys. However, ADM has a

version that uses PMC-Eight as the controller, so I'm no help when it comes to Gemini. Bob I assume you use the polemaster app, correct? i don't think which controller you use has any connection with

PS i should also mention that the majority of times, i rarely use the actual gemini controller. the Gemini Telescope.net software app and ASCOM driver (all in one) is so full featured and capable, i

Hi Donnie There are plenty of Losmandy youtube videos on using the Gemini, and we're adding them all the time (it's one of the main focuses of our video creation right