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Cable talk (with Linda Richman)
I personally prefer not to solder things anymore. While I'm pretty comfortable with my soldering skills, I prefer to skip that with cables because it makes fixes in the field more of an ordeal and I
I personally prefer not to solder things anymore. While I'm pretty comfortable with my soldering skills, I prefer to skip that with cables because it makes fixes in the field more of an ordeal and I
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Dale Ghent
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#77758
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APCC PRO and Virtual Ports
Ray,
I modified the sample horizon file you sent to me and now have the horizon for my location input into APCC PRO. But now I have a new issue.
I have been using APCC Standard for years to control
Ray,
I modified the sample horizon file you sent to me and now have the horizon for my location input into APCC PRO. But now I have a new issue.
I have been using APCC Standard for years to control
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Jack Huerkamp
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#77757
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Re: Power cable conductor gage (AWG) of
I am a fan of Switchcraft DC jacks. They seem to be of much better quality than run-of-the-mill amazon stuff, bit easier to solder, and made in USA. Would like to hear that others have used for
I am a fan of Switchcraft DC jacks. They seem to be of much better quality than run-of-the-mill amazon stuff, bit easier to solder, and made in USA. Would like to hear that others have used for
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Bryan R.
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#77756
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Re: Power cable conductor gage (AWG) of
People talk about "high quality" cables and connectors. What are some examples/brands of high quality ethernet and USB cables? Are Power Pole connectors high quality?
Eric
People talk about "high quality" cables and connectors. What are some examples/brands of high quality ethernet and USB cables? Are Power Pole connectors high quality?
Eric
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Eric Claeys
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#77755
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Re: Power cable conductor gage (AWG) of
Thanks Greg. You are correct. But if you read carefully, you’ll see it’s basically what came out of the first posts of this thread.
CS!
Sébastien
Thanks Greg. You are correct. But if you read carefully, you’ll see it’s basically what came out of the first posts of this thread.
CS!
Sébastien
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Sébastien Doré
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#77754
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Re: Power cable conductor gage (AWG) of
Looks like this thread is turning into a “free advice” private club party. Where do I sign up? I wanna laugh too! ;)
Putting it back on track, thanks to Jack for his detailed recommendations. They
Looks like this thread is turning into a “free advice” private club party. Where do I sign up? I wanna laugh too! ;)
Putting it back on track, thanks to Jack for his detailed recommendations. They
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Sébastien Doré
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#77753
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Re: Power cable conductor gage (AWG) of
Ah the suppleness
Don Anderson
Ah the suppleness
Don Anderson
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Don Anderson
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#77752
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Re: Power cable conductor gage (AWG) of
At least Karen didn't ban me for my candidly-irreverent reply in the semi-recent "World's Greatest Secret" UFO conspiracy thread.
I felt like I had really pegged the old Mirth-O-Meter with that one
At least Karen didn't ban me for my candidly-irreverent reply in the semi-recent "World's Greatest Secret" UFO conspiracy thread.
I felt like I had really pegged the old Mirth-O-Meter with that one
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Christopher Erickson
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#77751
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Re: Power cable conductor gage (AWG) of
You miss 100% of the shots you don't take.
You miss 100% of the shots you don't take.
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By
Bill Long
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#77750
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Re: Power cable conductor gage (AWG) of
You'll never know until you ask. :)
You'll never know until you ask. :)
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By
Eric Dreher <ericpdreher@...>
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#77749
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Re: Power cable conductor gage (AWG) of
Maybe I should apply with AP to be an emergency-alternate backup tech support geek...
...if they would let me work from my astro-cave here in Hawaii.
"My advice is always free and worth every
Maybe I should apply with AP to be an emergency-alternate backup tech support geek...
...if they would let me work from my astro-cave here in Hawaii.
"My advice is always free and worth every
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Christopher Erickson
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#77748
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Re: Power cable conductor gage (AWG) of
That was an attempted inoculation. LOL
"My advice is always free and worth every penny!"
-Christopher Erickson
Observatory Engineer
Summit Kinetics
Waikoloa, Hawaii
That was an attempted inoculation. LOL
"My advice is always free and worth every penny!"
-Christopher Erickson
Observatory Engineer
Summit Kinetics
Waikoloa, Hawaii
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Christopher Erickson
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#77747
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Re: Power cable conductor gage (AWG) of
I laughed out loud at this one, Chris. I'm retired from AT&T and also hold an Extra class ham radio license. You tempted me. :)
I laughed out loud at this one, Chris. I'm retired from AT&T and also hold an Extra class ham radio license. You tempted me. :)
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Eric Dreher <ericpdreher@...>
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#77746
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APCC PRO and Telescope Control
I have been using APCC Standard for years to control my AP1600 using SkyTools PRO V3 and now SkyTools V4 Imaging.
I have the mount connected to the computer using the Serial/USB connection on
I have been using APCC Standard for years to control my AP1600 using SkyTools PRO V3 and now SkyTools V4 Imaging.
I have the mount connected to the computer using the Serial/USB connection on
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Jack Huerkamp
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#77745
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Re: Power cable conductor gage (AWG) of
Also, keep in mind it's not just the cable thickness by itself. The length of cable is also part of the equation (as well as if it's in a bundle, underground, if it's double insulated, etc.).
If you
Also, keep in mind it's not just the cable thickness by itself. The length of cable is also part of the equation (as well as if it's in a bundle, underground, if it's double insulated, etc.).
If you
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Greg McCall
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#77744
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Re: Mach2 Slew Speed, Power, and Voltage Question
#Mach2GTO
Hi John,
That's excellent information and I much appreciate the detail. You have also raised something that I didn't consider yet with those popular power supply modules as I had not really seriously
Hi John,
That's excellent information and I much appreciate the detail. You have also raised something that I didn't consider yet with those popular power supply modules as I had not really seriously
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By
Greg McCall
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#77743
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Re: About APCC and ISS tracking and PC Time
Are any of these using the 1 PPS feature of GPS for better accuracy than the serial data stream?
I’m not sure there is a practical difference but they all seemed to not have it, not sure if
Are any of these using the 1 PPS feature of GPS for better accuracy than the serial data stream?
I’m not sure there is a practical difference but they all seemed to not have it, not sure if
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By
ap@CaptivePhotons.com
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#77742
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Re: Power cable conductor gage (AWG) of
Migration of electrons have to exceed 740MHz to start migrating to the outer circumference of the conductor (depends on the conductor structure). So your USB or interface cabling should account for
Migration of electrons have to exceed 740MHz to start migrating to the outer circumference of the conductor (depends on the conductor structure). So your USB or interface cabling should account for
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Stone, Jack G
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#77741
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Re: About APCC and ISS tracking and PC Time
@Dale & All,
The app came for free with the GPS dongle. Not very sophisticated. Thus probably missing out on DST. I asked NMEATime2 about preferences of COM over USB vs BT. BT seems to be deprecated.
@Dale & All,
The app came for free with the GPS dongle. Not very sophisticated. Thus probably missing out on DST. I asked NMEATime2 about preferences of COM over USB vs BT. BT seems to be deprecated.
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drgert1
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#77740
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Re: Power cable conductor gage (AWG) of
Christopher,
I leave half of that work to the UL/CSA compliance guys.
And then, skin effect and velocity of propagation at 0Hz could be an interesting discussion... 😉
CS!
Sébastien
De :
Christopher,
I leave half of that work to the UL/CSA compliance guys.
And then, skin effect and velocity of propagation at 0Hz could be an interesting discussion... 😉
CS!
Sébastien
De :
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By
Sébastien Doré
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#77739
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