Hello I’ve had the Mach2 for quite some time now and I’ve been enjoying it quite a lot! It has been performing perfectly. Except last night I went to image a object and it slewed way off target

Beautiful image with amazing detail Jian! Don Anderson On Friday, May 21, 2021, 10:59:53 a.m. MDT, jypeng@... <jypeng@...> wrote:

Karen, Roberto, Rolando, Kenneth, Jeff, Lee Thank you for your kind comments! 1100GTO is an excellent telescope mount and I am a happy owner. :-) Regards, Jian Yuan Peng

Spectacular picture! Lee

> I have my MGBoxV2 mounted at the top of the observatory walls, That makes sense. I'm just wondering if there is significant temperature and humidity change at localized heights. I sorta feel like

Nice moon image, Mike...very sharp! Bryan

Jeff I was not sure what the GPS would do as far as acquiring signals as the mount slews, so I have my MGBoxV2 mounted at the top of the observatory walls, i.e. immobile. The PC is also not on the

I recently picked up a MGBox V2 for use with APCC/APPM, and hopefully to automate setting the location using the MGBox GPS. Considering the environmental data such as temp and humidity, should I mount

This is one of my lunar images acquired as described: <http://astronomy.mdodd.com/moon-02.html> Note that the individual exposures were only 1.5 milliseconds -- the Moon is very bright. Details are

Can't help you with the math, but AFAIK, the more pixels your target covers, the better it will be. It will indeed have higher resolution. Take it to an extreme: Would you want a 1-degree-wide image

Incorrect. The resolution is the number of pixels within the image, so if the image on the sensor grows by 2X, you have doubled the number of pixels in both directions. Suppose Mare Imbrium covers a

I have a 130GTX and a camera with pixel size 3.76um. Is there any advantage to using a BARADV to double the size of the lunar image on the sensor? It won't increase the resolution (right?) because

Version history suggests the IP address was added at least as far back as Sep 2018 Bryan

For remote imaging I use a Meade Giant Field tripod. Originally with my 900 GTO I just drilled and taped holes to attach the mount directly on the flat top of the Meade. Used it that way for years. I

Oh my that's just beautiful...squared. Three dimensional! Well done!! Jeff

Excellent photo of a rarely photographed object. VERY nice.

I've been using Ethernet connection ever since Ray introduced Ethernet connection in A-P V2 ASCOM diver a while ago and has been trouble free. I don't use APCC. Peter

Thanks Christopher, Mike C, and Ray for your helpful replies: * If Christopher can't make Eltima work, I am darned sure I have no hope. * Mike, as I understand it, the StarTech ethernet to serial

What a striking result! And the Astrobin IOTD today… Congrats! Karen AP From: main@ap-gto.groups.io <main@ap-gto.groups.io> On Behalf Of jypeng@... Sent: Friday, May 21, 2021 11:57 AM To:

Wow!