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Hello Tony, please tell us more about Onstep on the G11. Did it bolt on and work right out of the box, or did you have to do some troubleshooting? -Bill

Welcome Tony! Your father and I have had many long talks :) Brian -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio brianvalentephotography.com <http://brianvalentephotography.com>

Hello, my name is Tony and I'm from lower NY.? I just purchased a new-to-me mount yesterday morning and have since converted it to onstep, and just completed my bench testing.? I've been running

A very decorative cake, David :). You might want to get a small metal weight too, maybe around 1 kilogram. That way you can keep the large weight in place, and do fine balance adjustments with the

Well, one aspect of my flexure should be gone now. Hopefully it will make a difference in my images! https://photos.app.goo.gl/4nxtyxfELaX65XYo9 I replaced the 3D printed vixen mount with a home made

Yeah! You found a good copy of an old version with the shaft encoder system. That's just one possible end of the RA axis! And it is no longer used in the stock mounts! Have fun, Michael

Was hoping for something like this.

That worm critical distance is 4.40 mm. With race race itself 2.00 mm, one flat washer 0.8 mm, the other flat washer 1.6 mm (or another two at 0.8 mm).

On Fri, Apr 23, 2021 at 01:41 PM, Davidspain wrote: > > Jajaja si fuera un pastel, seria la foto del pastel pero sin pastel, ya > comido ??????

Fetoma, just to let you know that I do not endorse anything on the links I attached earlier (including the cleaning methods), just the photos of the exploded views... Tom

There is no button to press to say "Mount is at CWD". Like Brian said, if things go horribly awry, tell the Gemini system to Park at CWD. It will hopefully go near the right place...it may not. Be

position without a hard/cold restart. you need to slew to CWD and then do a cold or warm start. -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio brianvalentephotography.com <http://brianvalentephotography.com>

I'm a bit perplexed with the Gemini-2 user interface.? I've found the option to "Reset Model".? But when I do this and manually move the axes to "counter weight down" position, I can't find an

This one shows the worm gear bearing order http://www.astromaster.org/esperienze/G11maintenance.htm ( http://www.astromaster.org/esperienze/G11maintenance.htm ) but the wavy (spring) washer is on the

try this maybe? https://seeingstarswi.wordpress.com/astro-gear-projects/re-greasing/losmandy-g-11-telescope-mount/ Tom

Alan, You email is not visible unless you have chosen that in account profile, to my understanding. Upon checking just now I don't see anything personal info about you. You might see something

There is a much simpler way to solve this.. just move the cable from below the knob to on top of the RA motor.. Derek --- russmilt@... wrote: From: "Russell Milton" <russmilt@...> To:

Agree on all counts - no objection to a time limit on editing, just not a fan of having it too short. The ideal flow IMO would be something like: * regular editing for a short period after posting (15

Let's see what comes back from Groups.io. Personally, I find editing of one's messages long after they were posted to be objectionable. Not only will some readers have already read the "wrong"

I really think that’s all we need, which is close to what David was asking in the first place. Replying to the original message with the updates/corrections is even better, IMHO, but editing is OK