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I had a subwoofer speaker blown one day and thought of throwing it out, but then I realized that the magnet is heavy and has a nice-sized hole, so I made a counterweight out of it. I bolt it to the

Thank you for the solid response Paul. I have a GM8 and G11 so the information is valuable.

The minimum duration will be based on minimum step size of the mount. Step sizes are: 0.375 arcsec/step for Titan,? 0.5625 for G11, and 1.13 for GM8. If the guiding rate is 0.5x, then the movement

I'll contact you off list. Good to know that there isn't a minimum movement during guiding. Stephen

Steve, Min Duration for Calibration ...that sometimes needs to be like 150 msec to get a good movement, depending on the FL of the scope. But min for guiding? That can be small... Overall, I think

Is there a defined minimum duration for Pulseguide? Is this limited by: 1. RS232 serial port 2. Ethernet 3. Motor type 4. Gemini 1 vs 2 I'm curious about the reliability of triggering minimum

Thanks for the comments everyone. Since I already have more than enough counterweights, I doubt if I'll ever make another one to of this piece of steel. I have some more photos that give hints as to

Probably an off cut on it's way to the scrapyard. Worth $1.70-2 there, $50 plus $16 shipping on eBay and you didn't even have to dumpster dive for it. If I was to have it machined I'd go for a radial

Hi folks Scott is going to make a guest appearance on the Podcast tomorrow We're going to slip in a few questions for him, so if you have a question for Scott, please email me brian@... We

Jamie, Make sure your Go To Limit allows you to point to items a bit east of the meridian with the scope on the east side.? For example, if your east and west limits are each 100 degrees, you can set

Damn......3.....No wonder you upgraded some equipment -- Brendan

Update – I’ve actually replaced three of those H-Bridges D. Sent: 12 May 2021 04:07 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Losmandy_users_io] Gemini-2 momentarily went haywire John I thought I

what a super cool find! thanks for sharing this and including a pic

You may want to get some shop estimates before moving forward. Drilling the main bore hole to size and a second threaded hole to secure might not be that cheap (unless you have a buddy that can do it

John I thought I saw some bubbling on the U7 IC but it looks to be just the glue/lacquer Losmandy/Aveox used to glue down the firmware sticker on the DSPIC. I repaired a similar fault you

My wife & I took a drive along the Oregon coast last weekend. We stopped at a turn-out near Gold beach. And there Renee' noticed a real treasure laying on the gravel - a cylinder of steel about 6-inch

Brendan, Here are the shots you were looking for (attached). Hopefully the photographic quality is good enough for what you want to see. Personally I don't see any cracks or burned components

Thanks Brian, that's what I meant. So next time I'll try and manually? slew a bit east before slewing to the target. Jamie

Hi Jamie I am not sure what you mean by "telescope hanging" - I assume you mean pier side i.e., pier side east or west If so, the target has to be reachable on both sides of pier. After startup, you

With my backyard view it's best if I can have the scope hang to the east to start the night. I use kstars/ekos/indi connected to skysafari to select and slew to a target. It usually seems to end up