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Tom, A WiFi dongle is a self contained WiFi system you plug into a USB port to add WiFi or enhanced WiFi to an existing computer. I have not tried it on the ASIAIR-PRO because I imagined the

I am considering a GM811g for use with my celestron 9.25 SCT. Weight with what i have on the 9.25 with my evolution mount is about 24-25 pounds. The GM811G comes with one 11 pound counterweight . I

Hi Tim, I started with a good laptop solution like you and then moved to a powerful on scope PC to run the usual SGP and PHD2. It was a very fast, expensive, heavy and power hungry solution.?So I

Thanks Sonny!

Magnus, I apologize for being dense, but what is a “WiFi dongle”? Thanks Tom --- magnus@... wrote: From: "Magnus Larsson" <magnus@...> To: [email protected] Subject: Re:

I personally use a NUC-style computer attached to my telescope, and I remote in from my home desktop (and iPad too, if i'm in bed or just want to check on things :) ) just like a windows machine, but

Auto Select Star (love that!) it always finds one. we might be talking about two different things? the search region is not for the initial selection of the guidestar: for that it uses the entire

Well sounds a little more complicated than I thought it would be. ? Are there any other similar solutions to consider? ? I have a laptop with NINA PHD plate solving planetary software. ?I was

Wow! Beautiful Images Jamie! Heck of a nice dew shield you made, too! Is that a Richey- Cretian telescope? Drool... My Bahtinov mask is mounted into a modified 4" PVC fitting. LOL! It works, for my

If you're using a RPI4 with a flirc case you can just cut the end out and the wifi works great. That's where the antenna is: https://photos.app.goo.gl/rWs48oGhY5yFUaTw5 I imagine that you could cut a

Thank You Brian! I did open mine to 30 pixels, more as an experiment. When using the Auto Select Star (love that!) it always finds one. Maybe if you have a more proper telescope than I, or a bigger

Hi! Just about "the wifi sucks". The ASIAIR-PRO has a metal case, right? If so, that is why it sucks. Plug in a wifi dongle and you probably have good wifi. That is what I have with my R-Pi 4. Metal

Hi Tim, First you need to know that the ASIAIR-PRO is a dedicated ZWO only environment and it is only useful for imaging it is not a general purpose computer. Set up as I have it here you can use a

Thanks! I'm getting a lot of photos done with the hyperstar. I really don't need fantastic guiding for it, because it's so fast and wide, but I like everything running at optimal just because I guess.

great job - i'm a total sucker for the flaming star nebula looks like a 3d printed shroud on your hyperstar? jamie.amendolagine@...> wrote:

I think that I was using 30 pixels for the search box. I was worried in the past that phd2 would get lost if it had too many pixels to search through -- I have no idea if there is any validity to this

Thank You, Guilherme! I've yet to actually master NINA. I was working with it... last spring or early summer. But my Atik Infiniky was a hold up with it. Now that my camera works with SharpCap Pro,

Sonny your images are looking much improved, nice work! Regarding the search region/subframe size, i'm not sure why you would need a search region >50 pixels. we're talking about guiding around 1"

I'm using the default 1 second exposure, as a rule. Someti

it's a DEV release 2.6.9dev2 FYI dev releases are not beta, they are just additional features that aren't rolled up into a major release. eventually dev releases all get rolled into the next big