Excellent detail, Rouz! Really fantastic images. Luca

Hello Luca, Thanks everyone for the kind remarks. I used a ZWO color camera. I captured about 10,000 frames at approximately 80 frames per second so about 2 minutes total capture time. I then stacked

Welcome to the new team members. Eric....you dad has helped me through a few minor issues over the years....very dedicated guy and patient.

Thanks for the feedback, everyone. I'll like a lot of these ideas. I think, for stuff under and around the mount, I'll give the pepermint extract a go first as it'll likely raise the fewest eyebrows

I live in S/E MIchigan 25 miles North of Detroit and while it is a good sized housing development with thousands of people, there are coyotes near us and some times they come into the neighborhoods.

Wicked awesome like you read about.

2.9um pixels so I'm thinking either a IMX290 or IMX462 chip. I'll bet it's the latter for its NIR sensitivity when used with a CH4 filter. Amazing images for sure and at not even half-way up in the

Rouz's planetary images are always wicked good. 🙂

These are amazing. How different Jupiter looked one year ago. jg

Wow! Gorgeous shots! Karen AP

Wow. Incredible. Roland, you need to come up with a telescope the gives views like that 😀 Robert

Those are really great. I assume you used a small Cmos color camera? Rolando

Those are amazing-- CN: HasAnyoneSeenMyNeblua

Some more of Jupiter:

Hi everyone, Just wanted to share a few images taken with the AP1100 and C14 at about 0.1 arcseconds/pixel. The planets were tracked for several hours and lots of data was recorded with the best

My mount is not very well polar aligned and I image for hours with no problems. Rolando

I used PEM PRO to polar align my newer 1100 and older 900 mounts. I than insert the RAPAS and zero it to agree by placing Polaris on the correct location on the RAPAS dial (from the app) by adjusting

Hello George, As Tom mentioned, we do extensive testing but cannot catch every user’s configuration or situation. In your case, if you find yourself running into problems with newly-released

You do NOT need to connect APCC to the driver. Ever. Its only purpose is to keep the ASCOM driver running even when all ASCOM client applications disconnect. And just to be clear, this "error 91"

It is not a reliable process for precision polar alignment. It was meant for quick setups when no other means are available.If you have any non-orthogonality in your telescope optics, then any method