Steve, I tried MS Windows own REMOTE DESKTOP many years ago. It requires owning the PRO version of Windows, But is far worse, it switches off the screen on one side, and you have to then use

Joe, which version of Windows is the system running the astro rig using? Remote Desktop is what I use for backyard imaging and ive not once had a problem - other than the single PC connection at a

Seriously, how many hundredmessages are needed on this? Enough already. Mike J. Shade: mshade@q.com Mike J. Shade Photography: mshadephotography.com In War: Resolution In Defeat:

Chrome Remote is great. Jg Sent via the Samsung Galaxy Note9, an AT&T 5G Evolution capable smartphone

Gosh, this thread had turned into another take on Groundhog Day. Someone will make yet another complaint about TeamViewer, then there will be 10-15 follow-ups of affirmations and mentions of who uses

On Mon, Dec 30, 2019 at 11:24 AM, Joe Zeglinski wrote: Is there any other (free license), remote desktop program, that provides a local WiFi connection to the telescope, as TV does?If you're on

We use teamviewer and anydesk as alternates/backups i didn't know google had a remote option as well, that looks interesting -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio brianvalentephotography.com

Eric, I tried replacing TeamViewer with TightVNC, but didn’t want to mess with the target site router’s settings, every time I added someone that I help. Also, presently trying ANYDESK

I have had continuous issues with TeamViewer and have given up. Currently I use Chrome Remote Desktop and it works seamlessly. My backup is AnyDesk. My backup-backup is to call the techs at the remote

Steve FYI you can use a change tracker to be notified via email if anything on a page has changed. There are many out there but i use visualping - it's free for a limited number of web pages and

Brian THANKS as well! Bryan

I talked with Ray at AIC and he informed me he has been tweaking APPM so that he can get upwards of 20 min unguided exposures, and is working towards longer unguided of course, mileage varies

THANKS! Bryan

Unguided imaging is possible if you have a good PE curve that eliminates periodic error down to 1 arc sec. levels. When we test our mounts, typically we can get the 1100/1600 down below 1 arc sec.,

As I understand the APCC info, APPM only works with APCC-Pro (I have Standard and it has been GREAT!). APPM is a module that just allows APCC-Pro to talk to one of several external plate solvers. I

A non-optical professional opinion is to send back to ES to have them readjust and align. They have been pretty responsive for me. I had an adjustable cell 102mm, one of their first, and thought

A friend of mine has an explore scientific Ed 80 which developed fungus on the inside , he removed the front two elements ( third is deeper and untouched ) applied Bausch & Lomb fungus remover and

After monsoon ( about 3 months )we went for a drive to a dark site. The HC let me down and wouldn’t let me input my location even after several re start . Ran the mount thro laptop . Came back home

Lots of good information here. It sounds like setting up and running APPM before imaging is straight forward. Since Pinpoint is one of the listed plate solving programs used by APPM is it possible

Hello all. I know it's a long shot, but just curious if anyone is looking to downsize their mount and consider a partial trade of my Mach 1 (CP3-V2) for your 1100. I have 1.875" counterweight shaft