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Hi Seb, You have one of the newer Losmandy LWTs which in my experience is much better tripod that the Synta 2" leg tripods. The Losmandy LWT is significantly stronger and stiffer because of the upper

Thanks Jim. I'll give your settings a try. I posted on NINA Discord and one guy suggested to ask you about it.?? = )) Did it seem to work while in a sequence only, or did you get it to work while

very cool! is that pier in a vineyard? [email protected]> wrote: -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio brianvalentephotography.com <http://brianvalentephotography.com>

I am not using a cement pier.? I will be using a metal pier that I can level at the base.? Likely something like these. https://telescopes.net/store/ioptron-permanent-pier.html

My NINA settings are: * Minutes After Meridian 10 * Max Minutes After Meridian 16 * Use Telescope Side of Pier ON * Recenter After Flip ON * Scope Settle Time After Flip 30 * Pause Before Meridian 0 *

How about leveling? Where you show the Losmandy “adapter” connected to the pier is a challenge, at least it was for me. Have you looked at Wayne Parker’s Skyshed piers?

‘my 811 on a Sonotube pier

I have been using the Stars/Ekos based StellarMate OS (Pi4 too) on my current scope and plan to expand it's use with the arrival of the G11 I have on order. Their recent updates included improved

Hello folks I'm been battling a bad guiding behavior for some time with my GM8 (bought in 2007), and among other things i think i have an unusual large Periodic error and i wanted to check with you

please be careful about referencing this resource. his info was published in 2005, which is over 16 years ago. Modern Losmandy mounts have evolved significantly since then

I'll take a stab at the answer, and also describe an issue that just discovered too. These factors are all related, and I have ignored them until now. This is a very long email... First of all, ...the

Hi Chip, Thanks, that's exactly the kind of feedback and info I was looking for. I happen to have that ASIAIR-PRO, just haven't tried it yet, this will be a great opportunity to do just that. I have a

Jim, Yes the ground is much more forgiving for those of us in the sun belt ! As a very simple enhancement, once you dig down the column part, you can widen it out a bit with the shovel and let some

I forgot to mention all the ASCOM and Gemini drivers are up to date.

There is an adapter made by the owner of serwisastro.pl (Yes, I'm from Poland). It is connected to the base of the SW tripod with two short screws and one big screw that also holds an accessory tray

Hi Edward - I live in Phoenix, AZ.? It may only get to freezing 1 or 2 days a year.? Even still I may increase the depth of the part below ground to 10".

I tried last night to do the Meridian flip with NINA but didn't have any luck. Are there any settings I need to do in the Gemini control panel I need to change? I attached a screen shot of my settings

Well this is a case of East meets West, and Metric mates to American Standard. Nicely done Sebastian, at an attractive price. FYI, those are both Synta Corp. tripods. Nothing special, just different

Jim,? I do not remember where you are located and the weather you get. You need to make sure that the wide part of the pier is at the bottom and below the frost line if you are in a region where

Well, the wavy washer is a spring, and it lives in a small relief, So if the clutches are always tight (Guilty, in my case), Mr. Wavy is generally always squashed to some extent. So I was wondering if