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Hi David My suggestion is you do a baseline guiding to get enough of the right amount of data so we can see what's going on and get you going. This is also a good guide for how to calibrate your

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Hi Jeff Pete had some very good advice for you, and fwiw I concur. Another alternate to sell your equipment is Cloudy Nights in the Classified section. I have used CN but prefer to use A-M if

Astromart is a lot different from ebay.? I have had several problems on ebay and once I have started an ebay dispute, I have never lost a case yet. I have found Astromart to be a good place to buy

I have ordered the new bearings and the Belleville washers.? However I intend running the mount so as to gather PE data before I start fiddling.

I am selling my entire Losmandy G11 492 (non-GOTO). I am the original owner and used it about 40 nights 2011 - 2013. Since then it has been rarely used due to a move to cloudy skies and no backyard.

David, You should try to download the freeware PECPrep and do some basic analysis. Set your mount type to G11 in the second dropdown menu. Then try to load your PHD2 log file. You should get a popup

Ok. I have a short anecdote. I attended a hospital management retreat a few years ago. One of the hospital board members and I chatted. She said she was a relative of Murphy. The Murphy. She said he

32s is the time taken for the 1st intermediate gear to rotate 1 revolution (the motor pinion moves this gear).? Thus It won't be effected much by the motor pinion gear .....the jump is more likely

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Murphy invented Astrophotography.

I guess the last two posts better phrased my question and gave me the answer I was looking for.? I understand Murphy's Law and personally I think that Murphy was an optimist. I really have two goals

It has been a long time since I did that work on my first CG11, but yes...the brass were better. I can't recall exactly what my original PE was on the steel one that came with the (Celestron G11 or

Michael, when you tested the brass worms did you find a significant difference between them in PE? Tom

Hello, Got a new Losmandy g11 and seems to have bad guiding right from the box or I'm doing something really stupid.? Did the Wizard set up, CAL and GA and at DEC 0.? Started guiding and WOW the RA

For the Losmandy gearboxes, is there any mechanical way to reduce the 32s (7.5x) periodic error (i.e., not using PEC, or replacing with another Losmandy or McLennan) for example by adjusting the motor

Hi, Finally I could test it with a new battery, and works perfect with the equipment at 1200 slew rate. The problem was Tha output and cables of the old battery, that couldn't supply enough amperes.

I can't exactly answer your question ...only relate my own experience. You might have the world's best steel worm, and you might buy the world's worst brass worm. That Murphy's Law in action. It is

Thanks Michael.? So I get that the brass worm is the current, and probably the best worm but, my steel ones are well run in and are probably as well mated to their wheels as can be after 19 years of

As?Michael says, phd2 drift align works great -- that's what I use. I can't see Polaris from my yard. Now for aligning with the sun. I do this by making a tripod locator in the yard. Align the mount