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Thanks Paul I think I show: Win 11 IP - 192 168 0 89 Subnet Mask - 255 255 255 0 Default Gateway - 192 168 0 1 DHCP - 192 168 0 1 From the hand controller of the Gemini: IP - 192 168 1 110 Netmask -

Yikes its getting worse. Guiding at like 1.5 right now its horrid. -- *Gear:* *Mount:* Losmandy G11G Gemini 2 Level 6, Star Adventurer Pro *Optics:* Redcat 51 V2, Canon EOS 18-135mm Zoom

If that’s the driver you’ve been using, then you should probably just stick to using it. It’s only a problem if you accidentally switch to using the other driver, that isn’t configured yet.

I have been using Gemini #2 for as long as I remember surprisingly and its been fine. Maybe worth trying #1 though... -- *Gear:* *Mount:* Losmandy G11G Gemini 2 Level 6, Star Adventurer Pro *Optics:*

Hi Michael, I've not looked at the logs in detail yet, but it appears you're connecting to the secondary Gemini driver (#2) instead of the primary one in the log. That driver is meant to be used when

Hi Dave, What are the network settings (IP address, default gateway, subnet mask, DHCP setting?) - please share settings for both, your Gemini and your PC. Once properly configured, just entering

Hi folks I'm getting a little ahead of myself here. A member of the local club has kindly been round and helped set up my new mount. We didn't realize until yesterday that my "netbook", an Asus did

So what did you find? -- Chip Louie Chief Daydreamer Imagination Hardware Astrospheric Forecast - South Pasadena, CA Astrospheric Signature (

Hello everyone, Thank you for all of your replies! I will attach the guide logs now. Yeah, a replacing of the clutch pads might help. -- *Gear:* *Mount:* Losmandy G11G Gemini 2 Level 6, Star

More ideas for a change in Dec guiding: -the Dec clutch has come loose and does not respond fully to motor pulses -the Dec clutch pad got oily and need to be cleaned -the scope may have been bumped

There is a lot of discussion here and on other forums about measured DEC backlash on Losmandy mounts in PHD2.? It seems there is a high measured value on the springloaded worms, but in practice most

Michael, Are you sure it isn't just the atmosphere? The way to tell is to keep logging on but turn guiding off.? Then de-trend the data to take out any drift. What is left in DEC is the atmosphere.

Hi Michael, Maybe posting a PHD2 guide log would help. The screen shot is hard to read. Here are some common issues causing spikes in DEC: * Backlash adjustment -- too much or not enough backlash

On Fri, Aug 2, 2024 at 10:30 AM, Michael Telesco wrote: > > Hello all, > > My L6 G11 has been a dream for the past 11 months now. However, two nights > ago, it was not so nice. > > I had these dec

Hello all, My L6 G11 has been a dream for the past 11 months now. However, two nights ago, it was not so nice. I had these dec spikes that appeared to be periodic but I am not sure, and overall the

Thanks for the reply, Chip. Losmandy sent me a PDF on how to collect a "baseline," which is something I was unfamiliar with. Tonight I took a shot at getting that done and I do not quite know how to

Thank you both. I’ll check it out in the morning. Pete

Use a 7/32nd wrench.

Probably best to simply measure it with ruler or calipers. If original bolts, SAE units rather than metric. Measure flat-to-flat across the Allen hexagonal. Dale

Hello All, I recently joined here and have been gathering and learning a lot. I have been fortunate to acquire a GM8 with the 492 direct drive unit and an extension installed between the tripod and