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Greg, Another comment on side-by-side configurations. Yes, getting a side-by-side saddle will also work. But it’s more expensive, adds more weight, and is much more time-consuming to

I agree with what Steve is saying here. A mini wifi AP/router is a better solution imho. I usually run the LAN from the headless machine running the scope and cameras into the AP and

Greg, I suspect the reason your rig is “top-heavy” is because of the piggy-backed 71mm being mounted on top of the main scope. The piggy-backed scope moves your balance axis further away from

Thanks! I will take a look at that.

I'm using two 21lb weights - one high one low. As I have a dual side by side saddle that weighs good amount - then a 127mm and 80mm apo's. Assorted electronics.

Hi Wayne, I've used ad hoc networks in the field but I found using a small wifi router to be a more robust solution than an ad hoc network. I bought this router so I can set up my own little network

Thanks for the quick response. As it turns out I figured out for myself what I was missing. Being new to goto mounts I thought the noise made when high speed slewing would be somewhat similar at

Since you have the 9 lb weights, I'll assume you have the stock CW bar. I have a 35lb load on mine. Three nines at the top, and a six pound "slider" for fine-tuning the balance. I would try putting

Hi, I have four 9lb weights on my Mach One. I have a small refractor and an even smaller (71mm) refractor mounted on top of the larger OTA. I can not configure the weight

Hi Hank, 1. Counterweights I'm not sure you can assume that you'll need the same weight of counterweights. It'll likely be in the same ballpark but if you know the weight of your imaging equipment

One other thing – about TeamViewer “Disconnections”, even on the in-housewireless LAN, using your remote IP as an ID for login. Sometimes you may still get a “TeamViewer

Hi Jim, One thing you might do is check the Button rate (B:) on the keypad. You can press "6" on the keypad to change the rate (speed) that the mount moves when you press the NSEW direction buttons.

That’s good news. Everybody should also remember that the Display option in TV options bar, offers “optimization” for Quality, or for videorefresh speed. If the “client” screen

Hey guys, based on this thread I downloaded TeamViewer 13 and got it running on my Eagle2. Works great, and it lets me log on via an ad hoc network with the Eagle's private IP address AND let me

Hi Greg, Just the simple decimal separated number. e.g. ... 192.168.1.xxx ... as any of yourprinters or devices are shown on your router wireless table list. No spaces,just decimals and

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What is the IP form of address? Just the IP value or does it need some keyword or special format? I normally use Radmin when the TV site is down or I need bandwidth but if this avoids that access then

Glad you found the problem, and are back on TV. BTW: if you are logging into a “nearby” Remote like thebackyard scope – definitely do NOT use the 9-digit ID for login. Use the target PC

Hi Stuart, What I meant by “target names”, is not the PC name AFTERreaching the remote destination, but rather the pop down list of 9-digit ID’s(down-arrow), as you launch TV to select a