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John, Thanks again - roughed up the clutch disk, and hope I got the washers and bearings correct (they always have a way of getting jumbled up ;-)? Wonder if there is a printed diagram somewhere of

Hi Chuck! There are a few different versions of the ADM ALT/AZ aiming device, the Mini-MAX, the MAX, the MAX-HD and Robin Casady design TGAD. After using the TGAD for a while I bought the MAX Alt/Az

Chip I've used the adm adapter but find it's limited in the weight it can handle. There are springs in the adapter that can shift. Have you noticed that shift and, if so, how did you correct it?

IDK, the G11G is perfectly capable of carrying a C11 for imaging. I am not certain you will find that upgrading to a Titan RA will significantly improve your imaging PE performance, you may be

On Sun, May 19, 2024 at 07:04 PM, Sean wrote: > > On Sun, May 19, 2024 at 07:50 PM, Chip Louie wrote: > >> I know you think the Gemini 2 controller has been correctly configured but >> everything

When you connect to the mount with NINA it will prompt you if the settings do not match, and I can select to either use the mounts or NINA's settings. Now you may be on to something here. * When I

On Sun, May 19, 2024 at 04:04 PM, Sean wrote: > > The side-by-side I bought was the Losmandy DVSBS, and I followed this > guide to balance -

This might be a silly question but, how are you starting the mount? Are you using cold start? With CWD and both scopes pointing north? also, have you tried resetting to factory defaults? Maybe there

The side-by-side I bought was the Losmandy DVSBS, and I followed this guide to balance - https://www.wilmslowastro.com/tips/g11gemini.htm#balancing. I had at least 3 nights out with this before clouds

Make sure you do at least one Align or Sync after you start the model.? To check if plate solve is misbehaving, try doing a goto to a known bright star without doing plate solves. If you see it in

A few things are important to making sure safety limits are properly observed: 1. Make sure the safety limits are set where you think they are 2. Make sure you have the correct mount type selected in

For an equatorial mount you can visualize cone error by looking at the mount from either the west or east side of the mount. An EQ mount with no cone error will have the telescope optical axis

You should build the pointing Model and retest. ------------------------ Jim W Phoenix, AZ. USA Losmandy G11G w/ L6, NINA 3.0 / ASTAP, ASI2600MC Pro, Sky-Watcher Scopes, Canon L Lenses.

Recheck your safety limits.? What release of NINA and Gemini.Net driver?? NINA just issues a Goto. ------------------------ Jim W Phoenix, AZ. USA Losmandy G11G w/ L6, NINA 3.0 / ASTAP, ASI2600MC

I have the safety limits set for my G11T.? I woke up this morning to find the mount on the east side of the pier after a meridian flip way past my safety limit and against the pier.? This was the

Short answer no, long answer is I don't think I ever did build one. I had always thought the mount having accurate location + time + plate solving was all I needed. And for 3 years that has been the

Are you building a model first? I would think the side-by side would make a huge difference, as it introduces a HUGE cone error (optical axis not in line with the mechanical axis).? ? If I'm

This week I updated to L6, and tonight was my first night out. Immediately I encounter an odd error that I previously had when I first got my mount. This was best emphasized in N.I.N.A. when I

Dale, The clutch discs are easy to get at - no wrenches required. Just spin the clutch knob at the way off and pull the shaft up and out. Just remember the order of the thrust washers and bearings

Thanks John. I always diligently remove Dec backlash; hadn't really considered doing same for RA. Adjusting worm and backlash removal seem the easiest and least intrusive for the moment. I'll check