I created a meridian map in APCC Prothat would move the meridian east about 2 hours. I clicked enable meridian limits and set action to flip mount. I didn’t click any other boxes. I’m using

“Electric knives” meant for carving meat (which have two reciprocating serrated bread-like knives work very well. - Barry Dr. Barry Megdal Faculty Dept. of Electrical

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the ap-gto group. File : /Mach 1 tracking

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the ap-gto group. File : /Mach 1 tracking

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the ap-gto group. File : /Mach 1 tracking

Hi Astronuts, Today a new 1100 mount customer posted this on CN (I don't know why they don't come here where we could help them): "I am working on getting to know my new AP1100. I have taken it out a

Check out www.mycasebuilder.com These guys have a simple online program where you can design your own cutouts, custom foam, different kinds of foam, etc. Great products. David

You might try eBay or Amazon. I have seenfoam on both sites, although it seems rather pricey. I have also foundseveral foam suppliers on the internet (e.g. New England Foam), but theyseem more geared

Do a Web search for "pick and pluck foam" and you will find many types of pre-cubed foam that you can shape to any cavity by plucking-out unwanted cubes. -- Mike Mike

Can somebody provide the name of a good supplier for the kind of foam we're talking about here? I have accumulated several projects now where it would be nice to form my own specialized cutouts to

My experience with PHD2 vs. MaximDL for guiding has been somewhat different. Several years ago I switched from MaximDL to PHD2 because guiding my AP1200GTO with MaximDL v. 5.12 wasn't working at all;

You can also use a bread knife to cut foam easily and cleanly. Regards, George George Whitney Astro-Physics, Inc. Phone: 815-282-1513 Email: george@...

Hi Michael, For those who decide to “repurpose the foam” fromcartons that the mounts were shipped in, I thought I would mention the easierway to cut any foam to the shape of the new case.

Hi Dale, You're pretty much repeating what I have said already. Here's what I wrote: But that doesn't make it any less true that PHD2's calibration routine is known to have some issues *despite*

Hi guys, I've posted the problem to the PHD2 forum: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/open-phd-guiding/x5tyx0ikaHY Let's see what they say. cytan

Hi Jason Bob sent me some photographs to my personalemail address. If you would like I can do the same, or if Bob does notmind, I could try to load his pictures into the files section of the forum. I

Wouldn't it be nice to change the subject line once in a while? :-) Geert Vdbulcke

Sitting here and breathlessly trying to point to a bug that may not even exist because you once saw some other problem in PHD2 isn't going to move the conversation forward. To boot, no one has ruled

"cannot be ruled out as the culprit" As I said in my earlier post - I agree that it's too early to know where the root cause is. So let's all focus on collecting and examining the data, rather than

Hope you get some sleep Ray. Perhaps a branch of PHD2 for AP mounts, with corrections to the code is warranted. I know there was some talk about this a while back -- did this just die?🙂