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Joe, My thinking would then be to look at other scopes with similar focal lengths that are not as long and heavy.? I also watched their introductory video, and this is a big jump in size compared to

So general consensus is it will be at the upper limit, but should be able to handle imaging at .6 and .75 arc seconds?? That's image scale of a 533mc at 1295mm and 1096mm with reducer. Honestly, I'm

Hey George,?? The camera is an OSC, no filter wheel.? Just reducer spacers, OAG, camera.? What the spacing is I do not know at the moment.? A mini 12vdc computer on top of the scope where all the

I'd say it's at the limit depending on how it's equipped for AP. That applies to the length, too add the RF, whatever back focuser tube(s) are needed, filter wheel and camera and 55" is easily

AFAIK the Gemini 2 requires FAT32 formatted micro SD cards. FAT32 is a single 32GB partition. You can use larger capacity media but Windows cannot natively access more than 32GB and has a 4GB file

That’s not a long ‘frac – it’s only an f7 and about 48” long IIRC. A very long and heavy old school planetary ‘frac at f18 or f20 might be another issue., Sent: 23 December 2023 06:40 To:

I apologize, this question does not deal with weight, this scope is less than half the mounts capacity.? My question deals with 40 pounds at 48 inches long.? I realize this scope is new and I intend

Hi Joe, The mount side of things I would not worry about. Your G11T should handle the weight. My concern would be what quality you might be getting for a new scope not yet on the market. The specs

I’d suggest that the G11 would be quite adequate to the task and that a G11T or “full fat” Titan would be more than “man enough” for that ‘frac. Wish I had your budget… David Sent: 23

Hello everyone, I have a G11T mount, considering the Askar 185APO scope, for viewing and imaging.? Can the G11T do the job so I can image with no problem.? Image camera would be a 533MC, 2600MC or a

I used 32mg cards for both my G11 and Titan with Minis Eric Williams 415-509-6857

I'm from the days that came later, but I did spend some time writing the early video games that had to fit into an 8K ROM cartridge, and yet contained 3D animated graphics, sound effects and music,

I am from the good old days :) I was always amazed at what could be achieved with rope core memory. Coding had to be efficient. From Wikipedia: The Apollo Guidance computer software was written in

Where are the "good old days" when the women of Japan could make a living weaving four strands of copper through 4,092 ferrite beads for a week to come up with 512 bytes of core memory? Thirty-six

Thanks Brendan. I think the original one in my Gemini II is only 2gb! The one Losmandy sent was 8gb and contains about 100mb of data. I my understanding is that various upgrades will be much

Really not sure I have used 32Gb just fine in HC and MU. ? ?As these were cheaper and easier to obtain than trying to get 4 to 8 Gb cards. But that is overkill, 4 Gb should be plenty. Gemini FAQs

Hi All I am wanting to do the L6 upgrade on my two GT11 mounts. The kit from Losmandy has an 8gb MicroSD card. I am wanting to use a spare 16gb MicroSD and copy the upgrade contents from the 8gb card

Like most people, I put the counterweight bar horizontal and the tube horizontal, and balance in RA first, then in Dec. But then I put the tube vertical and balance in the 3rd dimension. To aid in