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hmm I don't see the calibration prior to the GA run, but it looks to me like you may have had an orthagonality problem there Towards the end of the log the long guiding runs look pretty good, you're

Brian, I wanted to share the screen so that you can have a better idea as to why I had chosen the numbers for guiding :D. I am attaching the phd2 log during which I ran the guide assistant. As for the

Hi Sunil Ah - i did not see a guiding assistant run there Screen captures aren't useful for analysis, if you can upload the log that included the GA run that would be great. Are you sure the log you

Mark, Your comment on Sunil having is clutches unlocked to transport got me to thinking. I transport my G-8 into the Mojave Desert for Bortle 1/2 imaging and never do anything to the clutches. Am I

Brian, All the values entered in the toolbar(except the Hysterisis) was recommeded by phd2. The one thing I gotta mention is that the weather here is a bit hazy so I was taking longer duration guide

Mark, Appreciate the responses. The truth is I have been battling this issue for the past 8 months when I couldn't use the mount at all. Before that it functioned well. Not this bad. To answer you

HI Sunil Here's my observations from your guidelog looking at your two longest runs 1. your settings are not very optimized for your conditions and equipment. your min move on RA is too high, it's at

oop sorry i see it here in the op let me look at it cyclops12321@...> wrote:

Hi Sunil scope should be slightly heavy eastward and the guide rate should be less than 100%. That way the RA never reverses and hence backlash is a complete non-issue. Mark is spot on here, RA

Sunil, First reaction is that RA backlash should never matter when guiding: The scope should be slightly heavy eastward and the guide rate should be less than 100%. That way the RA never reverses and

Hi, I own a ES Losmandy G11 Pmc8 variant of the Gemini2 system and I seem to have some serious RA backlash issues. I tried to get help in the ES Pmc8 forum but I was told to approach the Losmandy

Just an update from my guiding experiments with PHD2 on Christmas Eve. I changed over to a ZWO 120 MM mini guide camera (and this calibrated quite quickly because it is USB3). By playing with the

I'll weigh in on saying mineral spirits as a general cleaner. Wear some chemical gloves so you don't strip your hands. Denatured Alcohol is a good rinse agent. Again, protect your hands, and a mask or

I have used simple mineral spirits for several different mounts without trouble.? It even dissolves the goo in Synta mounts.? I have only had to resort to brake cleaner once, for a mount with

I agree with John Kmetz: full disassembly.? In addition to getting all the old lubricant and grit out and adjusting the worm mesh on reassembly there is also the opportunity to degrease the clutch

Hi Jim The Dec should be your latitude and the RA should be the current sidereal time, which is the current RA of the meridian. Do you have that available to you? Its a pretty simple calculation if

Jim, Perhaps the NINA Discord forum might give you the solution you are seeking. Best Regards, John

Robert.Ian: You know I just did this about a month ago and I did a full disassembly. I really wanted to get rid of the old lube and also any metal fines that accumulated when any two metal parts move

haha totally works! jamie.amendolagine@...> wrote: -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio brianvalentephotography.com <http://brianvalentephotography.com>

I took my wife and kids to the "sandy hills" trails nearby to see this. We only brought binoculars and a dslr so there was no hope of a fantastic view or shot, but we had a lot of fun. Here's the shot