Are there any particular parameters in the Meridian tab I should be cautious about? I've always kept the "Counterweight Up Slews within:" East and West limits boxes checked. When sitting nearby the mount in the past I've started imaging east of the meridian counterweights up and image through the meridian without a flip. Since starting to use NINA I've unchecked the boxes assuming NINA would flip at the correct time. I've had it work fine at least once. When I tried to add in the smart flip which included the use of meridian limits I mapped for my equipment that's when things went bad initially, although that may be a red herring. It may all come back to the pointing model values and the pointing model use which I need to disable each time. Any thoughts on why my equipment is creating such high values beyond the need for a denser model? Pointing and tracking are likely different animals but unguided imaging on the west side seems to be as accurate as the east.
