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Thank you Michael, You mentioned the issues with Gemini 1. I have the Gemini 2 but with the first version of the control board. Will the above advice work for my version as well, and the attached

I’m glad to see they’re still available. That’s got to be a tough business, making a product that, once it’s successfully installed, has a life of a quarter century, with a limited pool of

I bet this would be a NASA APOD if you would submit it.

Hi Magnus, Given all that you have done, I doubt it is the mount drive.... but other ideas follow.... The camera optics are very sensitive to any mechanical looseness. When I've gotten glitches in

Hi James, Things to try... consider them beginners notes.... 1. Any time you change the date or time or latitude, longitude, etc: *after you enter the new values you must power off the Gemini,

James what does the Web interface state the battery voltage is ( https://gemini-2.com/web/web-battery-ports.php ) ? Are you sure your battery top "finger clip" is contacting the battery top with

Hi! I seem to have run into a problem where I think I'd need some smart input. I've cleaned and relubed my G11, put everything together and adjusted the RA worm as usual. Now I am also running a

Hi everyone, my name is James and I have been into AP for a few years now. I started with an Ioptron IEQ 45 and I was able to get that thing to work pretty good for a non American made mount. I

Hi, I purchased a used G11 with the older Gemini 2 Go To. The mount worked great for the first few weeks, then it started going nutty. Pointing in strange places I did not tell it to go. I looked up

This is what I'm saying... Tom

I'm working on the next installment of PEC if anyone has unguided data they gathered from PHD for their Losmandy mount, or is willing to gather some (I can help you with how to do that) please PM

Personally I think that you should use a full fat G11G for that scope if you intend imaging. David

https://www.google.com/search?q=Bondus+Allan+wrenches&rlz=1C1CHBF_enUS877US877&oq=Bondus+Allan+wrenches&aqs=chrome..69i57j0l7.12959j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 I also found L- Allan wrenches at my

Arun, Yes I do imaging. All the camera stuff hangs off to the side, not underneath, like some suggest. I like the side access for me. As long as I have good balance ( a little heavier in the RA

Mearl, Just to clarify - you use this setup for long exposure imaging, correct? My main concern with a Newtonian, aside for the weight and size, would be the issue with the camera, focuser,

Thanks all for the reply's.

That’s what I got, after I tried exactly one photo without. (Did I mention that you will need a coma corrector?) It does the job. Not sure what else to say — there’s no coma apparent; I

I have the earlier version Baader MPCC and it worked well to eliminate coma on my Meade 10 inch f/4 SN10 for my AOS-C sized deep sky camera. However you must carefully position your camera image

Thanks all.? Any opinions on the Baader MkIII MPCC? https://www.baader-planetarium.com/en/2%22-mpcc-mark-iii-(multi-purpose-coma-corrector-for-newtons).html

My Vixen 8" f4 astrograph with Orion 90 guidescope, ASI120mm guide camera, and ASI071 MC Pro camera, filter Wheel and dyi Arduino focuser on my GM811G weighs about total 40 lbs and works great on my