Hello I have an AP1200. My requirement: I need to jump back and forth between my selected composition/framing of an object, and a bright star suitable for repeatedly focusing with different

I use the ones made by I/O gear and they seem to work with no issues. You do need to find the com ports and make sure they agree with the software. I have used an edgeport in the past and it is good

Hi George and All, We have been looking into the Keyspan units. I have currently used the single port USA-19HS and the four port USA-49WG on several machines including a PC with XP, a laptop

Howard, A while back you said that AP was investigating a serial / USB converting device. Has there been any progress? I recall that it was a single company's device that had caught your

Eric, In my case, they sent an "expert" who validated the costs I specified in the Excel spreadsheet I had prepared for them and who also confirmed the serial numbers I provided them and, finally,

Stuart, I did precisely the same thing and, in fact, I found a printed copy of the spreadsheet I had prepared for them within the policy itself once everything was finalized. This is good advice and

HI there, I have all of my astro toys fully insured with AIG ... they are supposedly the biggest insurance company in the world with offices and branches all over the globe. They did not have the

Actually thinking about getting the Prius and then doing the plug-in upgrade, hear its not too difficult and gives over 100 mpg (and I can do it now - who knows when GM will get around to the

Thanks, Maybe that is where I saw it, in the middle of a lovely backyard garden, or brick patio. I can almost still picture it - I think it housed an LX-10? I do believe I scanned my back issues

Is DSV still available? Any users who want to recommend it? Morgan

Hi Joe I think I remember a Sky and Telescope article a few years ago that showed the construction of such a pier top enclosure. I will try to find this article, but maybe someone else has a better

Hi Morgan, Sounds great - but as for the "gate", maybe you can form the wall into a spiral (even an offset square), so the entrance is open, still hidden, but doesn't need a latched gate to handle

Richard I'd like one of the bags. I sent me phone number directly to your email address. Steve Richard Crisp <rdcrisp@...> wrote: I have three brand new scope covers I will

Arborvitae is the type of evergreen I'm going to use, if you google it you'll see an image. They're nice and dense, can be bought at the right height (about 6') and when planted about 2' apart, give a

Hi Rick, I have been searching the web for a "telescope-only pier housing" for a couple of years, and this was only one of two that I have been able to find. If you can locate any other links

I have three brand new scope covers I will offer to the first that want them, these are more of what I had made last year. they are 144" x 70" (open on the 70" side) and are made of SCRIM

Hi Morgan, Be carefule with that. Many times "unheated buildings" are much warmer than outdoor ambient and also differ in humidity. My garage will lbe at least 20 degrees warmer than outside on a

Hi Joe, Thanks. That is similar, but the design that I was describing only covers the mount and is much smaller...just big enough to surround the mount. Thanks, Rick wrote: pics and wish

Hello Bruce, There is no right or wrong way to run the cables inside the Mach1GTO. Do whatever works best for you with your equipment and situation. I have rather large hands and fat fingers, so

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