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Hi, I just took the dust off of one of my QSI540wsg in order to use it with my Mewlon 250. How do I reset the camera to factory default? When connecting the camera via ASCOM to NINA it looks like the

Hello Nycturne, Thank you for the feedback, we have discussed this with our software team and we will prevent this from happening in the future. As you say both camera share parts of the existing code

Looks like when NINA grabbed an updated Atik SDK (2024.07.12.1888) with 3.1 HF2, it made the QSI760 show up as a native Atik camera in NINA. As a warning, this version of the SDK has two issues: 1) It

Hi, I am having issues with my QSI6162, looks like the FW motor is faulty. I've been trying to contact QSI support using the support form on the site but I am not sure if my messages are going

William, thanks for the help. ?It seems a two-minute delay between power on and opening programs works. ?Not sure what the minimum time required is, but it is somewhere between 30" and 2'. ?I would

Thanks! ?you are correect I have not followed up like I should on my prior posts. ?I have been left handing my system due to other demands. ?In a couple of weeks I will be able to front burner this

Hi Bruce. I see that you asked the same question on the Diffraction Limited support forum on 5th August and it was mentioned that QSI had just released a new 64bit driver package, including an updated

Since deploying this new (used) QSI 632camera a problem has emerged with the connection upon startup. It is a real puzzle that will require someone who understands this camera better than I to figure

Argon has a 33% lower thermal conductivity than air, at 18 W/K (also described as 0.018 W/(mK)). Krypton is even lower at 0.009 W/(mK) ¨C half the conductivity of argon ¨C but is more expensive.

Regarding argon: As Peter points out, there¡¯s an increase in cooling efficiency with the argon but it isn¡¯t enormous. There¡¯s another advantage, though. I had a first generation QSI camera that

Hi, I have a small pressurized tank of nitrogen that I use to periodically flush the chamber of my camera by simple directing a small hose through the desiccant plug hole and running a gentle stream

Actually in Europe it¡¯s not cheaper (let alone much cheaper). Wine preserving cylinders runs at 20-30€ and the ones I¡¯ve seen say they¡¯re an unspecified mix of Ar, CO2 and N2. Of course

OK, yes of course using Argon is a desirable way of maintaining the cameras at peak cooling efficiency. But it isn't essential by any means, certainly imho not worth expensive measures unless perhaps

Argon is heavier than air, about 38% heavier. One should be able to slowly fill a container such as a small aquarium with argon, submerge the camera in the argon, open the imaging chamber and then re

@Geof, Kevin, and Barry: thanks for the very kind feedback. Cheers, Bruce

Much, much cheaper and easier it use as it comes with a hand rubber straw, is a 100% ARGON Wine Preserver. I use Winesave PRO and it will probably last me a lifetime as wine rarely lasts long enough

Bruce, I agree with the other feedback you have received. This image is spectacular with excellent color rendition.

Hi Nicola. Amazon is not really the right place for a specialist product such as gas supplies, too little technical information on the products they sell and virtually no traceability and regulatory

I have seen many images of the Fireworks Galaxy, Bruce, but your rendition is one of the finest that I have seen. Well done! Clear skies, Kevin To: "QSI-CCD" <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday,

Hello All, may anyone point me to the right Argon dispenser product on Amazon? Thanks Nicola steve@...> ha scritto: -- Nicola Sky Monsters - https://www.skymonsters.net