Thomas Giannaccini wrote: I was under the impression that the IP address of the mount is static. Several weeks ago I was on the phone with AP and as part of that call my IP address for the mount

PEMPro comes with a comprehensive help file. Have you seen the section for the steps for PEMProV3 supplied with an Astro-Physics mount? Here is an online link to the same

I was under the impression that the IP address of the mount is static. Several weeks ago I was on the phone with AP and as part of that call my IP address for the mount was determined. I took a

Took a quick snapshot of Arp28 in Pegasus with the 12" Mak-Cass when the clouds cleared: https://www.astrobin.com/full/ufbzia/0/ The skies were super murky and still being affected by smoke from the

If useful to the below, here are some photos after the AP1100 did a hard night’s work. Top view showing screw placement and saddle placement on the DEC plate. The two bottom screws old the

When I click on the connect button, I get this message. I could not find anywhere, another instruction on how to connect. So please, detail what it is you're asking me to do.

This appears to be an Astro-Physics PEMPro V3 license, so to activate it on your computer you need to connect PEMPro to an Astro-Physics mount with a GTOCP4 or GTOCP3 with a V or later chip. -Ray

I use Joel’s bracket for the Powerbox (and other 3D printed goodies) and it works beautifully. Luca

Can you post a larger screenshot? The text is unreadable. -Ray

legendtrail write: > What do I need to do to get past this message The picture is so small I doubt anyone can read the message, unless they just recognize the shape (it could be the forum software

What do I need to do to get past this message?

To me that tornado looks like an interplanetary wormhole structure from an advanced extraterrestrial species... ;) Seriously, I always find these very pleasing to see that zoomed-in. They are

Certainly looks like a volcano. I posted an image with my 160 refractor that looks like a Tornado forming: https://www.astrobin.com/full/pkkm0d/0/ Rolando

Hey thanks Jeff. I enjoy making useful things and especially enjoy bringing people's ideas to reality. Cheers, joel

A proper bracket would be nice.

Thats Joel Short (he is on here as well, and just posted a moment ago about the AP Treasures in the shop).

Fwiw this person makes pretty nice 3D-printed brackets for the power box and other devices. https://buckeyestargazer.net/Store/Powerbox.php

Smooth and sharp in all the right places! It really does look like a hammer. What I wouldn't give to wander the halls of Astro-Physics and see the treasures therein. :) Or better yet, get a

My wallet is listening carefully....