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I bought a G11G last spring and thought the idea of a spring-loaded worm gear was great, as it was, my EQ6-R Pro didn't have this. I hadn't got to the point where I would see any apparent improvement

I'm a new 811G owner, as of November 2023. I received the mount from Losmandy with all of the newest features: spring-loaded worm, tucked motors, Gemini 2 updates, hand-tuned by Scott. At the moment I

The "nut" is part of the knob. What is needed is an axial anti-backlash nut for the focuser's threaded rod. IIRC they are 0.25" 28 TPI. Here's a commercial nut. Essentially two nuts connected by a

The Meade 12" SCT is about the same weight as a C14. A Meade 2120 is about the same weight as a C11, which isn't that much heavier than the C9.25. The original G11 was a modification of the Losmandy

There are no mirror locks on a standard C11, at least not my 2006 edition.? ?Wisdom on the imaging forums is that in that case it is best to use the mirror to focus, finishing CCW to ensure

Hi Brian, I gave up on knob focusing with my C925 which was not very accurate. Plus, you have to leave the mirror locks off which invites mirror flop, especially during flips. After I changed to a

Brian I've used the eaf and it has some backlash. My experience is to go out of focus it then only drive it one way until you get close. Reduce step size and sneak up on focus. If you overshoot,

Well I tried for the first time Sunday.? ?Mostly battled getting the EAF set up, a didn't clearly win.? But I got close to focus.? Amd reading up inthink I need a big step size increase in my EAF

I have a Meade 12" I use on my G11G.? The atmosphere is your enemy.? ?Mount will be fine

I had some black oxide set screws in my screw drawer this whole time. I am glad I had not ordered any yet. The factory screws were hard to get out as the allen hole was a bit too big, but they are all

As I was attempting to move the gears in, the allen wrench I was using was stripping out in the set screw. Also, there is some in and out play on the shaft which I guess is what is causing it to rub

Your spreadsheet - and the LM video w Brian - has been a great help to me a couple of times, Edward. Thank you for the update on those settings. Geoff

Mine don’t rub against the covers but they are covered in grease around the periphery. The grease is somewhat normal as the gears push some of it away when meshing together. Rubbing against the

I can see that the greasy gear is not in as far as the other one is on its shaft. I can also see that the 2 gears do not line up with each other because of this slight offset. I don't see this on

I am adjusting my worm gears and I notice that the face of the gears that are connected to the servo motor are covered in grease,?and they must rub on the cover. Is this intentional?

direct link: /g/Losmandy_users/files/Edward-Gemini-NINA.xlsx

Its in the “Files” section of this group. Seach for the name since it is a few pages down. The accompanying power point slides (separate file, similar name) gives explanation of how it

Can you provide a link to this spreadsheet - I don't know where it is. Thanks. Mike

I uploaded a new version of the spreadsheet "Edward-Gemini-NINA.xlsx" This includes suggestion to enable "Report Pier Side" and "Flip using Goto" per a recent thread on the Gemini group. -- Edward

I've got a spare "D" G11 saddle. Glad to donate it to the