Out of interest, does this work with CP2 mounts, which don't support variable rate tracking?
John
--- In ap-gto@..., rbgetz <rbgetz@...> wrote:
FYI, before you really can go "high" power, it will take a bit of
practice to get it all working. First try a wide-field on some other satellites. Also, the one thing I'd add to the previous list is to make sure to down load the current orbital elements.
Rob
--- On Thu, 9/18/08, Chip Gentry <cgentry@...> wrote:
From: Chip Gentry <cgentry@...> Subject: [ap-gto] Re: Satellite tracking for AP900? To: ap-gto@... Date: Thursday, September 18, 2008, 7:06 PM
Chris,
I have used satellitetracker which is now freeware available from the satellitetracker Yahoo group.
Set the scope type to 'LX200 Compatable'.
Regards, Chip Gentry Austin, TX, Earth
--- In ap-gto@yahoogroups. com, Christopher Vedeler <vedeler@ > wrote:
I've just learned that the ISS is passing right over (88 degrees azimuth) Phoenix tonight. I was wondering if there was anyway I
could
get my AP900 to track it so I could view it under high power?
