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Re: OT - anyone at this total solar in 1991
Tony, I was at El Presidente Hotel and your images look very familiar in parts.
Steve
NZ
From: main@ap-gto.groups.io <main@ap-gto.groups.io> on behalf of Harley Davidson <astrocnc@...>
Sent: Sunday,
Tony, I was at El Presidente Hotel and your images look very familiar in parts.
Steve
NZ
From: main@ap-gto.groups.io <main@ap-gto.groups.io> on behalf of Harley Davidson <astrocnc@...>
Sent: Sunday,
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Steven
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#79369
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OT - anyone at this total solar in 1991
Thirty years ago today. So hard to believe time passed so quickly. This video link I became aware of from a FB post: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1A94mD6nt-c I had never seen it before. They did
Thirty years ago today. So hard to believe time passed so quickly. This video link I became aware of from a FB post: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1A94mD6nt-c I had never seen it before. They did
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Harley Davidson
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#79368
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Re: Imaging on grass
In my case, the wife won't allow any permanent pads unless they are just a couple of inches in diameter. Which I guess is a possibility.
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I expect my HOA is more picky than you wife (if not,
In my case, the wife won't allow any permanent pads unless they are just a couple of inches in diameter. Which I guess is a possibility.
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I expect my HOA is more picky than you wife (if not,
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ap@CaptivePhotons.com
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#79367
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Re: APCC Pro appears to have crashed and all settings reverted back to factory settings
#APCC
Thanks Guys.
I dont have a drive backup program. Just running a barebones capture PC. I only have about 2GB of free space on my hard drive, so I have files saving to an M2 drive. It's a minix
Thanks Guys.
I dont have a drive backup program. Just running a barebones capture PC. I only have about 2GB of free space on my hard drive, so I have files saving to an M2 drive. It's a minix
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Chris White
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#79366
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Re: Imaging on grass
That's a fine job on the wheely bar Tom! Beautiful workmanship.
tony
On 7/11/2021 4:16 PM, Tom Blahovici wrote:
That's a fine job on the wheely bar Tom! Beautiful workmanship.
tony
On 7/11/2021 4:16 PM, Tom Blahovici wrote:
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Harley Davidson
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#79365
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Re: Imaging on grass
How bad this gets for any one person depends on ther soil type and moisture and all that. I use pavers sunk into the ground but major shifts aren't really anything noticeable with my clay soils. I'll
How bad this gets for any one person depends on ther soil type and moisture and all that. I use pavers sunk into the ground but major shifts aren't really anything noticeable with my clay soils. I'll
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Dale Ghent
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#79364
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Re: Imaging on grass
The "wheely bar" is custom made by myself. This was the first time using it.
In my case, the wife won't allow any permanent pads unless they are just a couple of inches in diameter. Which I guess is
The "wheely bar" is custom made by myself. This was the first time using it.
In my case, the wife won't allow any permanent pads unless they are just a couple of inches in diameter. Which I guess is
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Tom Blahovici
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#79363
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Re: Imaging on grass
Hi Tom I'm in Calgary and image on grass as well with my AP900GOTO and a Televue NP127is on an AP portable pier. I tried cement blocks as well but found they move too much as the weight of my rig
Hi Tom I'm in Calgary and image on grass as well with my AP900GOTO and a Televue NP127is on an AP portable pier. I tried cement blocks as well but found they move too much as the weight of my rig
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Don Anderson
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#79362
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Re: Imaging on grass
David
There are several manufacturers.
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=wheely+bar+telescope
One can also DIY with wood, L-shaped steel, and caster wheels.
Bryan
David
There are several manufacturers.
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=wheely+bar+telescope
One can also DIY with wood, L-shaped steel, and caster wheels.
Bryan
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Worsel
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#79361
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Re: Imaging on grass
When I lived up in Alaska I put a steel pier into the ground and set it with concrete. I took rhe scope and mount off of the pier when I wasn't using it and put a rubber canvas kayak bag over the
When I lived up in Alaska I put a steel pier into the ground and set it with concrete. I took rhe scope and mount off of the pier when I wasn't using it and put a rubber canvas kayak bag over the
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Christopher Erickson
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#79360
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Re: APCC Pro appears to have crashed and all settings reverted back to factory settings
#APCC
Maybe, but it was locked for several *hours*!
-Ray
Maybe, but it was locked for several *hours*!
-Ray
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Ray Gralak
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#79359
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Re: APCC Pro appears to have crashed and all settings reverted back to factory settings
#APCC
Chris, sorry, but there is no way to tell which application locked APCC's settings file. If it happens again you might be able to use one of the methods mentioned
Chris, sorry, but there is no way to tell which application locked APCC's settings file. If it happens again you might be able to use one of the methods mentioned
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Ray Gralak
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#79358
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Re: APCC Pro appears to have crashed and all settings reverted back to factory settings
#APCC
Possibly a drive backup program?
-Christopher Erickson
Observatory engineer
Waikoloa, HI 96738
www.summitkinetics.com
Possibly a drive backup program?
-Christopher Erickson
Observatory engineer
Waikoloa, HI 96738
www.summitkinetics.com
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Christopher Erickson
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#79357
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Re: APCC Pro appears to have crashed and all settings reverted back to factory settings
#APCC
On Sun, Jul 11, 2021 at 01:27 PM, Ray Gralak wrote:
I suspect each of these exceptions was causing a memory leak which eventually exhausted memory. So, the question is, do you know what other
On Sun, Jul 11, 2021 at 01:27 PM, Ray Gralak wrote:
I suspect each of these exceptions was causing a memory leak which eventually exhausted memory. So, the question is, do you know what other
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Chris White
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#79356
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Re: APCC Pro appears to have crashed and all settings reverted back to factory settings
#APCC
Chris,
Thanks for the logs. I think I see the problem.
At around 3:40 am another process had APCC's settings file (settings.apcc) locked, and APCC started throwing exceptions. There were 2600+
Chris,
Thanks for the logs. I think I see the problem.
At around 3:40 am another process had APCC's settings file (settings.apcc) locked, and APCC started throwing exceptions. There were 2600+
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Ray Gralak
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#79355
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Re: Imaging on grass
Where did you get the “wheely bar” or did you custom make it?
David
Where did you get the “wheely bar” or did you custom make it?
David
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davidcfinch9
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#79354
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Re: Imaging on grass
So, how do you image on grass? Is 30 minute subs out of the question? Do you polar align frequently?
I dug holes, filled with sand, packed, put in gravel and packed it, and put pavers down in
So, how do you image on grass? Is 30 minute subs out of the question? Do you polar align frequently?
I dug holes, filled with sand, packed, put in gravel and packed it, and put pavers down in
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ap@CaptivePhotons.com
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#79353
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Imaging on grass
Being in Canada, last night would have been a good night to take this literally....However...
Last night I tried out my portable "wheely bar" setup for my FSQ106 and AP600 GTO mount. I used 1 foot by
Being in Canada, last night would have been a good night to take this literally....However...
Last night I tried out my portable "wheely bar" setup for my FSQ106 and AP600 GTO mount. I used 1 foot by
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Tom Blahovici
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#79352
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Re: APCC Pro appears to have crashed and all settings reverted back to factory settings
#APCC
Out of memory errors don't necessarily mean the PC is out of memory since it will use swap when the total memory in use is more than the physical memory in the PC.
Often that error means the
Out of memory errors don't necessarily mean the PC is out of memory since it will use swap when the total memory in use is more than the physical memory in the PC.
Often that error means the
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Eric Claeys
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#79351
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Re: Computer max ambient temperature
Ambient temperature is relevant but ambient tolerance will vary widely depending on the computer design and airflow over it. The better measure is to find out how to read its internal temperatures
Ambient temperature is relevant but ambient tolerance will vary widely depending on the computer design and airflow over it. The better measure is to find out how to read its internal temperatures
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ap@CaptivePhotons.com
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#79350
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