Thanks Joe. Good info on membrane keypads that I didn't know. It goes in the mental armory. Steve

Dean, You may be able to fix keypad buttons which are no longer working, by simply “washing the back of the keypad membrane” with dish soap, and finishing up with Isopropyl. I have

Roland A creative approach! What scope were you using for this...17.5 or 130 or ?? Bryan ---- You can set up the model ahead of time, during twilight, and do it on both sides of the mount. I set up

Tony AFAIK, it is a bit more complex. For a non-AE, non-HC mount, you also need one of the imaging apps and one of the plate-solving apps listed in Section 15 of

The guiding software in the ASIAir is based on PHD2, which is open source, but not all of the functions in PHD2 are available in the ZWO version. If you switch to PHD2, then you seek support on the

I am wondering to what extent the fine folks at Astro-Physics can refurbish older model keypads. I have an older one that I got in 2005 with my 1200GTO, the serial number is 1652GTO. Two years ago

Hi Terri, I noticed the same thing and I have already reported it, without the Mach2 connected to the PC (APCC and / or driver), with skysafari connected to the CP5 you can only move the mount with

So I've been searching to answers to my question, but since the Mach2 CP5 is so new, maybe I should ask here. I think I know the answer, but will throw it out anyway. I've been trying to use sky

Interesting comment about a reflection – can you provide more detail? Thanks - Barry Dr. Barry Megdal President Shb Instruments, Inc. 19215 Parthenia St. Suite

afaik you have to use PEMPro-- Brian Brian Valente portfolio brianvalentephotography.com

Can I generate a PEC curve using TheSKyX for the AP1100GTO or do I have to use PEMPRO? Thanks, Khushrow

Small refractors and the small pixel CMOS cameras = a lot of fun. -- Dean Jacobsen http://astrophoto.net/wp/ Image Gallery - http://astrophoto.net/wp/image-gallery/ Astrobin -

Barry looks like the image has an internal reflection of the CCD Chip Cheers Mike

I guess I'm not used to such tiny pixels ;^)) Rolando

Very nice detail in the galaxy's core. -- Dean Jacobsen http://astrophoto.net/wp/ Image Gallery - http://astrophoto.net/wp/image-gallery/ Astrobin - https://www.astrobin.com/users/deanjacobsen/

Thanks for taking a look Roland and Terri. Roland, it is a single frame. The detector on the ASI1600MM-C is the same size as your QSI 683 -> 4/3". The vertical has been cropped down a little to make

Without... 😆 Pete

On Sat, Jun 13, 2020 at 05:02 PM, Dean Jacobsen wrote: ere is a link to my first ever unguided image using the Mach2 and APCC/APPM. It is only at 318mm focal length but I guess you have to start

With or without a miniature umbrella? Rolando

 Simply marvelous. Roland in Hawaii... “Oh Bartender! I’ll have a M100 please! You know... use an AP175 with a QSI 683 wsg-8 served on an AP1600AE gently stirred... NOT SHAKEN!” 🙃 Pete