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Peter can you please email me, i must \not have your correct email address i'm at brian at losmandy dot com thx [email protected]> wrote: -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio brianvalentephotography.com

Here is may latest frequency plot from last night.? 125:1 gearbox. No PEC. Old thrust bearings. In the first attached image we see the movement of the worm over almost 4 hrs. In the second image we

Thrust Bearings: McMaster-Car? Needle Roller Trust Bearing for 1-1/4" shaft, 1 -15/16" OD part number 5909K38 McMaster-Car? Needle Roller Trust Bearing for 3" shaft, 3 3/4"" OD part number 5909K28

Peter i'm going to open a ticket with your email address We need more specifics here, i'm unable to reproduce based on what you sent look for direct email Brian [email protected]> wrote: -- Brian

Brian, As I said this same thing happens using the hand controller. The scope is is this position per the image for this area of the sky in the video. It's not easy to make a video out in a field, in

Hi Peter i was hoping to see this demonstration on the hand controller - I'm still not clear if you see this on the gemini by itself without hooking up an external application. [email protected]>

Brian, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=laeex4f85Cs I made this 3min video of the problem occurring. This was after doing a hand controller reset and entering all my data anew. As you will see, as the

Peter most importantly is what steps can someone take to reproduce it [email protected]> wrote: -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio brianvalentephotography.com <http://brianvalentephotography.com>

if that would help. yes please [email protected]> wrote: -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio brianvalentephotography.com <http://brianvalentephotography.com>

I reset Gemini and reloaded everything. Slewed to that area of the sky and same problem, This? nothing to do with flips or NINA, but clearly there is a serious bug with the Gemini II software itself.

From Gemini HC, press "Reset HGM Defaults": https://gemini-2.com/hc/En-system.html From Gemini web pages, press "RESET SRAM": https://gemini-2.com/web/web-firmware-sram.html

You said the RA coordinate jumps on the Gemini physical hand controller, so no, this has nothing to do with the driver. Again, I don't know anything about NINA meridian flips, and can't help you

So the problem existed well before messing with gearboxes or encoders. Is it possible to reset Gemini II to its factory defaults? I hate to do this because I'll have to reprogram everything. There is

Let me ask you, is this with your higher resolution encoders / smaller step size? That could be a problem for some internal Gemini computation. In all my years using Gemini, I've not seen the problem

Can't imagine how the driver can do this, especially since the Gemini HC is also showing the same coordinates. The driver displays what Gemini reports.

The scope thinks it's the southern hemisphere as shown in this pic, where it? should be sayings it's in the blue zone. By rotating the Dec access pointing to the north it will again show its correct

Yes, that's right. Yes now using the hand controller. So the mount does this if tracking, but you can also slew Ra to the boundary transition point with the? hand controller. Driver display shows the

Paul, With the scope at the eastern limit of 90 degrees, the Az value reads 346 degrees. Slewing past the boundary value of 353 degrees? the value suddenly jumps to something in the 200s. Peter

So when crossing over 353 deg in Az, RA jumps by 7 hours? Is? that while tracking or when doing a goto? Did you confirm if that happens on the physical hand controller as well as in the driver

The jump occurs when you cross over the 353 degree boundary in Az.