Chris, I do just that – TeamViewer MASTER (i.e. Host) isrunning on the scope computer, and the kitchen computer runs TeamViewer Slave(Guest). I think I got that right. You need a copy of TV

Thanks Roland ok- got the point and appreciate the detailed info and seems that sticking with the C11" is most prudent. I guess my only additional question (well I actually have 2) is: Would not the

I have been wondering if I need to have an instance of APCC running on the computer in my house (Master) while the slave computer in my observatory is running another copy? It seems to me if the

Unguided imaging is more affected by factors other than the mount. The mount certainly can hold the scope and will not be bothered by the weight. You will need the larger diameter counterweight bar in

George already told me that he does not recommend it and that it would not hurt the mount. I'm still curious if anyone has actually tried it for short, unguided images.

I know this has been discussed before but I seem to be reading conflicting opinions on various sites. So, to be as specific as I can, would a C14" work on a Mach 1 for short, unguided images (e.g.,

All worked fine last night. I will keep monitoring this. I wonder regarding the weather problem I had, if I have to record a new pointing model before implementing the weather correction? I would

Cool. Rolando

Hi Roland I finally got a chance to try your suggestion to resume from Park 3. It works great !

Hi Joel, Since you are probably not using APCC (and thus no pointing model) Lat/Long can be approximates. The mount and software would only use Lat/Long for Alt/Az calculations and calculating local

Thanks Ray. Regarding the site coordinates, do you know how close the site coordinates need to be to the "real" coordinates for practical use? Can I be off on the coordinates by XXX miles and still

Hi Joel, The latest version of the driver, currently 5.20.07, should be able to save an arbitrary number of sites. Not that I am aware of, but APCC can read input from most GPS devices. -Ray

Hi, The log entries are a little ambiguous to me because the second line says that tracking has been stopped, but was it stopped by ACP, or had it been already stopped? That said, the error message

Funny thing about that -- within an hour of posting I had a taker for my old 900 RA/Dec assemblies. I think they'll be going to a good use. :) Thanks for the interest Wade, and

So I am running my system last night testing collimation on my Tak 180 ED and it is running fine for the first couple objects then I get this, I believe, non-fatal error in the scheduler log. There

Thanks. That explains all. Please see my other post about another APC/APCC issue that came up last night..

I have two questions related to a CP4 and the ASCOM driver. I do not use a handpad or APCC. 1. What is the maximum number of sites that can be saved in the ASCOM driver? 2. Is there a way to

Congratulations on the 1100! If you are offering your old mount for the price of shipping (and nobody has already taken it), I would be happy to take it off your hands. I already have a couple of

Hi all, new member, first post. :) I just replaced a 20-year-old AP900 with an AP1100GTO for my AP180EDT. Everything went swimmingly. My big question: Do the somewhat beat-up

Temperature, pressure, and humidity values are used only for a refraction calculation in APCC Pro. That is, they are plugged into an equation to calculate refraction, which can change as temperature,