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Hey Michael, I just wanted to take a minute to thank you for the detailed write up you did (I think mainly for me:) about Jupiter imaging and processing a few weeks back. I actually printed it out and

Michael, Accidents happen, and you did apologize. There's no need to leave the group. I've edited out the archives to remove anything personal but please let me know if I missed anything. Regards,

Hi Jeff Yes, you need two things at a minimum, both available at ASCOM https://ascom-standards.org/ first is installing the ASCOM platform (which may require you to install other windows components,

I do have another question, the next of many, I am sure. I couldn’t find a download in Ascon specifically for Losmandy mounts, nor Gemini II. Don’t I need that to do PHD2 guiding with my new

Thanks for the tip, Michael. My Gemini isn’t connected to a computer. I will have to try it. Jeff

Thanks, Brian.

I wrote to Michael personally as well, but i'd like to say for the record that i also hope you stay, Michael It would be a loss for all of us if you left. I've said plenty of dumb things and was

Michael I concur with chip. The constitution guarantees we all have the right to be blithering idiots from time to time. Stay Chuck

Hi Dave also FYI there's a great WiFi option called SkyFi, which is a very capable serial to wifi adapter it's good for planetarium type applications such as Sky Safari, but less applicable for

Thank you all.

Not this stupid. Not rude...no need for this. All the best to y'all. Michael

Hi Michael, DO NOT DROP OUT!? I say stupid stuff all the time, ask anybody! -- Chip Louie Chief Daydreamer Imagination Hardware Astropheric Weather Forecast - South Pasadena, CA Astrospheric

I apologize. I'll drop out if this group now. Michael

It's very good, but beware of the 5.75 inch rear focal plane requirement.? You can go inside of that limit ok, but not past that else you get lots of coma and ...trouble. It's a heavy monster.? I'm

Using the Handset you are limited to the initial Bright Star list for one first star, but after that you can use: Object database, Stars, and pick your star...plenty there. But if your Gemini is

Hi Jeff there is a bright stars list already in the hand controller just choose GoTo->Bright Stars choose the star you want , the mount will slew to the star Center the star in your finder or sensor,

Hi Dave, I believe you have it right...it's really the only way to mount a long Newtonian with a heavy rear mirror. In that case, the eyepiece will be way out in front of the mount. I mounted my 10"

Hi everybody. I had my gear out last night to get more familiar with my new Losmandy mount and to take a few videos. Because of all the bright lights, the moon, and huge trees, blocking nearly

A double edged question if I can please, I balanced the telescope (250mm Newtonian)? in its tube rings while it was on its Dob mount, is this an ok method? As the scope is rear heavy? the rings are

Love the EdgeHD14!? ?Michael, how's yours?? I have a C14 project out in the garage waiting for me to align the new tube and optics. Can't wait to load it in the G11G saddle and grab an XL dose of