Thanks Tom Robert

Hi Tom, Exactly, what configuration settings did you use? I can't correct or promote the software to a release version without logs and settings information. Just saying it didn't work is not going

Thanks for the info.....I will try to set it up.

Hi Tom, Was "Keep mount time synced to PC Time" enabled in APCC's Advanced settings? If so, can you post a link to your APCC log that covers the time change? APC should have changed both Time and

Thanks, Tom! Glad you find the plugins useful. APPM's actions at the end of a modeling run can be configured. When used from within NINA, it's suggested to set it to "No action" if your next move in

On Nov 7, 2021, at 03:21, Tom Blahovici <tom.va2fsq@...> wrote: I was imaging until 3 am this morning and if course the time changed back to Eastern standard Time. I then did a Park 3 and the

Wow, that looks great! Rich colors and a nice sense of depth.

I got a lot of data for this M31 shot. I took 4 hours of OSC, 20 min of OSC 30 second for the core, 3 hours of RGB, 5.5 hours of Luminosity and 2 hours of Ha. I used my ASI2600MC for OSC and

On Sun, Nov 7, 2021 at 12:02 PM, Marcelo Figueroa wrote: The latest beta version of APCC allows to set a time window for the flip so that SGP can run it without conflict between the two. Personally I

I had/have the same issue with my Mach2. Roland sent me some APCC commands to help dampen the encoders. It affected both axes for me. I thought it was totally solved but have since seen some

Here’s the video of the oscillation in RA. It’s kinda short. I’d like to acquire more data/info for troubleshooting. https://vimeo.com/643273134 Btw… this Mach2 is unguided. In this case

I have the same issue. I found if I slightly imbalance the RA (move counterweights down) the problem is mitigated. Also fwiw I’m using a 12” SCT which I think is just at the limit of the

The latest beta version of APCC allows to set a time window for the flip so that SGP can run it without conflict between the two. Personally I have not tested it, I am waiting for the final version

Last night while setting up my telescope for Astro photography I noticed, while trying to calibrate PhD 2, I noticed the stars were short dashes in the east west axis. I had started the telescope up

That is an interesting addition to the NINA Plugin. The Ground Control plugin with PushOver support is great too. Thanks Dale! If I have a "single target night", I might use that instead of generating

Dale Ghent wrote: Now that's intriguing. Your prior one, to build a whole sky model automates a function I would do infrequently enough building manually was no real task. But this sounds short

I have struggled with this a great deal as well. This may not the best configuration for your circumstance, but the following screenshots of APCC and SGPro settings work reliably for me now. I could

Thanks for the report of your experience, Clif. It certainly supports Nick Iversen’s suggestion of a wooden pier, and would greatly simplify things as well as drastically lower the cost. A wooden

Thanks

I have a pier in my observatory that was installed in 2001. It consists of four 6 ft long 4x4’s of pressure treated yellow pine posts fastened together with timber-lock screws and liquid nails to