Thanks....will try that. The keypad could use a new cable.

How about Hawai’i? They’re considered essential here, too. https://www.khon2.com/coronavirus/takeout-liquor-sales-allowed-during-stay-at-home-order/ Don Rudny Pepeekeo, Hi

In NH the liquor stores are owned by state. Thus they supply badly needed income to the state. Good thing too, with no income tax for the state it's a bit dicey. The towns get their funding from

Roland It is probably late in the game to dothis, but I have often thought that with your highly skilled staff, youcould have offered to fabricate some component for the ventilators or otherdevice in

Peter Sounds like more than one device is trying to send time and location data to the CP4 controller during a session. Try disconnecting either your computer or your keypad and operate with only one

https://www.dropbox.com/s/sx6i4x774z0jbgh/ApccZip-Peter_Bresler-2020-05-08-173804.zip?dl=0 My Mach1/GTO4 generally has been working well and trouble free, but it lost its sync a couple of times

Yes!! The distant images I am seeing appear to be flatter than using the prescription glasses. I really hope to stop using prescription glasses soon. I wonder if I will eventually pass an eye test at

Yes, your eyes will slowly pull themselves toward distant vision when you use reading glasses for closeup work. It's an old pilot's trick. Over time your eye's lens will slowly relax and get slightly

I have a similar scope, an AP175, mounted on a 1600 mount in my Hawaii observatory, and it works like a dream. However, if you will not be permanently mounted, the 1100 is a great choice. Nice solid

Rolando, Reviving an old thread. I have been using reading glasses extensively for reading or close ups lately and my eyes seem to be improving for distance that sometimes I forget to wear

Thank you, Roland. Which AP mount would you recommend for this work load? AP1100 or AP1600? Shailesh

I do not recommend that size scope on the Mach2. The 160 is fine, the 180 is pushing things. Rolando

Thank you, Roland I know this is a difficult situation, and you're doing the best you can. Please don't think I'm too impatient. Jerome

Wanted to get Roland's thoughts on the Mach2 for a TEC 180 FL + Proline FLI 16803 + FW (37lb scope + 15 lb camera gear); lenghth ~48 - 50 inches. I am eagerly awaiting a notification after folks are

They are not more difficult to install. Our "installer" is me, but I don't have the wiring harness for these since the encoder readheads were not available when our electronic technicians were working

Jerome, if you signed on to the Mach1 list in October 2018 then you are ahead of me. -- Dean Jacobsen http://astrophoto.net/wp/ Image Gallery - http://astrophoto.net/wp/image-gallery/ Astrobin -

Hey, I’m chill man. -- Dean Jacobsen http://astrophoto.net/wp/ Image Gallery - http://astrophoto.net/wp/image-gallery/ Astrobin - https://www.astrobin.com/users/deanjacobsen/

Please! Get Dean his mount. But not before MY Stowaway! :-) Sent via the Samsung Galaxy Note9, an AT&T 5G Evolution capable smartphone

I've been watching these posts intently for the last few months. I've been hesitant to post, not wanting to distract the AP crew from their excellent work. However, I find myself in much the same

Could be a possible solution. I am going to see if SharpCap PA will work in the interim.