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Derek here's what i'm thinking with the cmos cameras you have, you can employ more of a planetary approach to imaging DSOs and not sweat the guiding. just make sure to nail your polar alignment

If you have any prior knowledge of other mounts or approaches, i'd recommend forgetting those techniques: many times the assumption that "this mount must work the same as my other mount" leads to a

Previously I have been doing planets with the ASI178 OSC and IR band with the ASI120 Mono on the 130mm Raptor.. I bought the QHY178M Cool for various single band planetary imaging and higher

Hi Ronald welcome aboard! There are many helpful people here, so if/when you have specific questions, this is a great resource The closest thing right now to step-by-step instructions are the included

I recently purchased a new Losmandy GM811G and would appreciate as much help as possible to aid in my understanding of its operation, as well as that of the Gemini II. My main telescopes are 1) an

Derek with which camera are you doing imaging now? wrote:

Are you talking about making a guide scope that is not intended on being "adjustable" point at the same spot as the main scope, where I might have to shim or file or generally fiddle with the mounting

Hi Ya, Derek, As a side note here, I suffered along for a time with my guide scope and my Main telescope being "close" but missing the target. I finally decided enough was enough, and centered Polaris

I have no idea. I'm so new here I don't even have my new mount yet. Given that, I used to periodically do a "Factory Reset" on my defunct mount when it would get wonky tracking and guiding. I hadn't

Not dismissing it, Paul, But I tend to evolve slowly. I do see where INDI has a weather station based in UNO, and that really interests me to replace my existing station. I've been on Wundermap

Beautiful, Thanks! Derek _____ Sent: Thursday, January 02, 2020 6:52 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Losmandy_users_io] G11 survival kit - Oldham Coupler Derek: The couplers that

If you are using the gemini.net app, there is a checkbox on the bottom left of one of the panels (might be the Telescope entry panel, or the Advanced panel). The checkbox is for sending the UTC time

You should AFAIK be setting UTC date/time. Not local. From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Deric Caselli Sent: 03 January 2020 00:37 To:

Sonny, Neither was I until I realised what it could do. Paul

Derek: The couplers that Losmandy sells are TinyMite, made by Renbrandt. http://couplings.renbrandt.com/viewitems/tinymite-oldham-shaft-couplings/tinymite-oldham-shaft-couplings-2 Keith

I used our moon as a test for visual tracking New Years eve ( It allways amazes me with a 12mm eyepiece it looks like you are looking out of Apollo 11's window) it tracked fine, even after 30 min.

I am setting local date and Time is GMT -6 + 3 min. For my location. It is still correct in my Gemini HC. Sent from my Galaxy Tab A

Are you setting local date, or UTC date?? Could this be the problem as they usually differ by a day.. At least in the evening in North America.. Derek _____ Sent: Thursday, January 02, 2020 2:41 PM

Yes, that's my guidescope.. I am aware it may not work, but it better because if I have to go to an off axis guider, I would have to also replace my filter wheel and filters too.. None of them are the

Well now I'm curious on what you plan to do with this plate I avoid rings like the plague for anything but a finder scope because they are so prone to flexure and movement through the night that for