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Liam, The majority of Losmandy owners, at least those on this forum, seem to have the Gemini control system. That being the case, there are many who can advise you with mount operation, guiding, and

I can't find Part 1 or 2 either.

Those were not released videos. There is eventually going to be a full series, but we are working with Ray right now to fine tune PEMPro for Gemini, so we are likely going to re-do this from the start

These are the three ; <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_O_dk48MKPc> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_O_dk48MKPc <https://youtu.be/dfx76X7VVpg> https://youtu.be/dfx76X7VVpg

I replaced the 492 system of my G11S with a DIY OnStep controller.? It is a lot of work but it's fun to do, it works very well and is a whole lot cheaper.? Mine is controlled be Ekos on a Pi but

Where did this come from (so I can see all the parts)?? Derek _____ Sent: Saturday, February 27, 2021 3:48 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Losmandy_users_io] PREVIEW Part 3 of Practical

On Fri, Feb 26, 2021 at 01:15 PM, <altuttle@...> wrote: > > Thanks a ton for these latest replies!!! > > Yes, I do know the added costs.... (my spreadsheet is a scary thing to > look

I'm well aware of this, I guess I was not clear when I said $10K and add accessories. It should have read $10K plus at about 50% for items Losmandy owners consider standard but AP considers

Hi All Is there a Part 4 somewhere ?

> > I use my digital drive G11 for astrophotography and guide via the ST4 > cable. I use the setting circles to find objects. It is much easier > nowadays since the camera chips are big enough to get

If you have the older ' non Gemini I or II ' models you can auto-guide and dither.? You will need an ST4 cable.

Liam?, You can auto guide and dither using the non Gemini, but you need to use an ST4 type cable. Paul

Is Gemini required for auto-guiding or for dithering? Or can those functions be accomplished well with a laptop connected to a GM8S or G11S without Gemini? Any suggestions on the major pro’s and

Thanks again for all the helpful information! I see the benefit of going straight to the G11 instead of the G8, especially because I would probably want to upgrade to a G11 eventually. I’ll just

Thanks Michael. I do have the tucked motors and the two bolt plate. The gears you are showing appear to be steel, perhaps with hardened teeth; mine are aluminum. I would think steel would be better

Hi Liam, I just want to point out that for AP there are telescopes that work, and telescopes intended for visual observing only, they don't work so great with cameras. The best explanation I know of

Thanks Jim. At least you got the screw loose. Sounds like a gear puller needs to be employed.

I believe you said "EAA".. i.e. you'll be looking at the computer screen?? If that's wrong, then ignore this message.. If that's the case, then you don't need anything remotely close to a Paramount or

Thanks a ton for these latest replies!!! Yes, I do know the added costs.... (my spreadsheet is a scary thing to look at).? ?It's the same story with all the next tier mfgrs I've looked at (AP,

Liam, The G11 is, in my opinion, the best bang for the buck. It has a greater weight capacity and doesn't cost that much more. Not hard to set up either unless you have serious back problems. This 70+