Hi Rolando, I never did establish a home position. Right now the scope is in park 5. I moved it there using the APCC telescope control buttons. When I power up tonight, I am unsure what to do based on

Wrong use of a sync can get your mount lost nicely. Sync should never be used if you don't know where the mount is pointing. The whole idea of sync is to update the present position of the mount to

Could somebody provide a link to the video.

Eric, I always park in position 5 and it is there now. I assume I can use that instead of only park position 3?

Hi Sébastien, That threads seems to have relevant info there. Tonight, I'm going to drill down on this and get it fixed. I will try your way (and Eric concurs) and also what is recommended in the

On Wed, Nov 18, 2020 at 08:48 AM, Seb@stro wrote: Hi Sébastien

Use the cameras to move the mount to Park 3, then park at current location, then unpark from Park 3. That should get you close enough to do a plate solve. Then set home position in the AE tab. Eric

Hi Rick, I can hardly call myself an expert (as you seek for expert advice) but have a look at this thread if you haven't :

Hello All, I've had the AE's installed for 2 weeks now and last night the scope was not pointing at its target. It was off by approx 20 degrees in RA. I tried a plate solve and it failed. I assume I

Thank you Ray, that seems to be a very good answer. I never set up the Home position with my Mach1GTO CP4 combination in APCC. Had I done that earlier this would not have happened. My error, just

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Congratulations (once again!) to the NASA and SpaceX team on the successful launch of theResilience Crew Dragon from Kennedy Space Center to the International Space Station this evening! What an

Here is a screen capture from Tony's video:

Thx Ray, got it back. Dui

Is there a picture of this insert someplace? -Christopher Erickson Observatory engineer Waikoloa, HI 96738 www.summitkinetics.com

Will something like this be available for 900 and 1200 mounts? Don Anderson On Sunday, November 15, 2020, 05:02:42 p.m. MST,

Another winner Dale. Keep them coming! Don Anderson On Sunday, November 15, 2020, 01:25:30 p.m. MST, Dale Ghent <daleg@...> wrote:

I'm liking that one Dale. I sort of like a bit more red in the image but it is very tastefully done in my book.

Trying to resurrect this thread... let's eliminate CCDAutopilot from the context to make things easier. still need to understand the relation between RA limits in the AE tab for Mach 2 and the

Hello all, This appeared today on CN, the user is getting a Mach2 and plans to do unguided imaging using SkyX T-Point: "Thanks. Yeah, I already do 3 minutes unguided with my 1100GTO, so I should be