Looking forward to your images. Rolando

I just have not used them is all. I am sure Ray or Roland could offer some perspective though.

Awesome! Thanks for the clarification on the new feature. Sounds like some great stuff continues to get developed by A-P. The latest builds of APCC have been excellent. I have been doing some testing

Hi Bill, APPM is just a data point mapper, collecting where the telescope thinks it is pointed and where it actually pointed, as well as time, temp, pressure, and humidity. The data is all stored in

Bill, your comments are very encouraging, but the caveat about SCTs has me wondering! (Well, I was wondering before. ;-) I have a C-8 and a C-11, neither of which I've used for imaging yet, so I

I was going to ask the same thing were is the DEC arc modeling in APCC pro ? Max

On Fri, May 29, 2020 at 10:41 PM, uncarollo2 <chris1011@...> wrote: Hello Dominoque, here is the answer from our software engineer: I cannot say what is happening. There is no logical

Hello Dominoque, here is the answer from our software engineer: I cannot say what is happening. There is no logical interaction between the USB and the WiFi. It makes no sense, not something we’ve

That makes perfect sense. I was asking about this comment Ray made: I'm interested because APCC has a built-in declination-arc modeling feature. That is, it plate solves along the same declination at

All objects will move across the sky in an arc from east to west along a constant Declination value. It's not a feature of a mount, rather it's a feature of the way objects move across the sky. The

Does this DEC Arc feature just happen naturally in the process of generating a model?

I will find out for you. Rolando

On Fri, May 29, 2020 at 04:29 PM, uncarollo2 <chris1011@...> wrote: Yes, it is possible to have both active at the same time.I also believe it Rolando, because I am sure that with my mach1 GTOCP4 it

Yes, it is possible to have both active at the same time. Rolando

At this time, no. Rolando

20 seconds isn't really long enough to capture drift unless the seeing is perfect. It takes at least 3 minutes to get a good handle of the drift at any one spot in the sky. Rolando

Okay, that's what I understood from what Craig has said previously. But I think most imagers want longer exposures than 20 seconds. How would this work if a user wants to do 10 minute

Roland, Is there plans to have available this without the keypad ?

It isn't set on the first image, it sets on the second one, so a short ~20 sec image is made first, then another ~20 sec image is made, and the initial tracking corrections are then applied on the

I'll be spending my next few days surfing the PHD2 forum. Thanks Brian :) On 5/28/20 7:02 PM, Brian Valente wrote: -- Morris Jones, Monrovia, CA