Hi Peter, this is the latest that I have seen regarding the yet-to-be-released version 5 keypad

hello very nice pictures from a very good site (we have also a new set up at El Sauce). a very good processing in my opinion. thanks for sharing. Didier REDIGER-LIZLOV​ De : main@ap-gto.groups.io

Many thanks Don and Joe for your replies! CS Joaquín

Those are really nice well done! Joe

Beautiful images Jose! Don Anderson

Dear group, would like to share with you some images that I processed in the last months. NGC 6752 : a big globular in Pavo (actually the third brightest after Omega Cen and 47Tuc) NGC 1398 : galaxy

https://www.astro-physics.info/index.htm?tech_support/mounts/keypad_update/419/419

I fairly recently received an email announcing new keypad software. Unfortunately it appears that my keypad is too old to accept it. Can someone please redirect me to this information?

I may have missed what you have for a pier, but I have the RPA installed on a 10" schedule 20 pipe. The RPA and other 10" adapters are held to a pier with 6 screws, which go through the pier pipe.

Hi Jom You would probably need a combinationof flat surface adapters and / or flat pier plates. The rotary tables areslotted, so it should be pretty straightforward to attach the mount baseto the

They look pretty cool. But, how would you attach one to a pier and AP GOTO 900 or 1200 mount? Jim Get Outlook for iOS

You might try looking on eBay. I accumulateda pretty good collection of machine tooling from eBay over the years. Thiswas back when they did real auctions and not the "buy it now"system that they have

Thank you for the detailed response Rolando Regards Suresh

Here is my reliability list, FWIW. Starting with the most reliable and going down to the least reliable. 1. Real RS-232 cable between two real RS-232 ports. No USB involved. Greatest weakness of this

Rick, Aside from astronomy I am also a hobby machinist. Years ago I helped a fellow that built an observatory in a surplus ambulance. He had the same problem. What I suggested to him and he did

thank you Rolando for the info. Vince

If you can't feel any movement when you wiggle the scope or the counterweight shaft, then the worm gears in both axes are in full mesh, and you don't want to further improve upon that. There is about

No 360 degree movement. I believe it has about 15 degree freedom of movement. Rolando

The autoguiding routines have not changed for the CP4. Rolando

None of our mounts require APCC Pro to run, and that includes the Mach2. The present version of the driver works just fine with the Mach2, it's what I've been using for the past year. In bare bones