George, I was thinking the same thing. The image scale changes very slightly. Stuart -- Stuart Heggie http://www.stuartheggie.com/featured.html

Remember…since you are refocusing for each image the image scale is changing. Regards, George George Whitney Astro-Physics, Inc. Phone: 815-282-1513 Email: george@...

I don’t mean to butt-in, but I think Charlie is on to something. Each NB image will have been focused independently. There would be no chromatic aberration because each set of images will be in

I would think if you plan to combine the NB data later into a false colour image you’ll have the same problem. If your goal is pure B&W then I’d guess you’d be fine. Stuart -- Stuart

As we know, one of the benefits of a triplet lens is that it brings the three primary colors to a single focus while a doublet lens can only bring two of the primary colors to a common focus. The

You will need to change the 2 studs which you would screw a cable connector to. Buttonhead allens will solve the problem. Richard

Hello Ray, I use this topic to ask questions about pointing model of APPM : 1/ When I use my 10micron mount or when I had a Gemini system on Titan Losmandy, after the first 3 stars, I can see pointing

Hi Charlie, I have a polemaster and I put up and pull down my telescope 1100 AE every night. I find the polemaster awesome. With the encoder connector installed I never even tried to fit it there. I

A year ago a buddy in my dark sky site operation bought a Pole Master and matching adapter for his AP900GTO mount. He was impressed with its ability to improve his polar alignment and he asked me if

Hi Ray, Thank you very much for helping me with this... Eduardo. Em qui, 16 de ago de 2018 às 10:39, 'Ray Gralak (Groups)' groups3@... [ap-gto] <ap-gto@...> escreveu:

Hi Joe, The next release of APCC, which has been completed and is in internal testing at A-P, can use any ASCOM ObservingConditions driver. That said, APCC has always had the ability to calculate

Ray, .... “APCC can also monitor temperature, humidity, and barometric pressureto calculate a better estimate of refraction“ Which version of APCC PRO added this feature, and whichT & H

Hi Eduardo, Accuracy is improved only in the area where the recal/sync was performed. APCC Standard does not include a pointing model, so an RCAL/SYNC only would only potentially improve pointing

Agreed. And I must also add that polar alignment is a delight with the smooth and precise knobs. My old EQ6 was clunky and the two axes seemed to interfere with each other a bit too. This is buttery

It doesn’t look like a political statement to me. It simply looks like a statement of fact. I don’t infer anything about your political preferences from anything below. For my part, I have

Thanks George. I should have thought of that at the get go.

Thanks much for the link and tips. I realize nothing is as good as doing it and I will get my hands dirty and have fun with it ;)). I'll download the program and start playing with it.

I agree with you Darrell, it is a brilliant system. Makes precise balancing a piece of cake! Just remember to hold on to your counterweight shaft when disengaging the worm in case you are way out of

Hi everyone, I am sorry if this is answered somewhere else, but I could not find using Yahoo search engine. I am using APCC (standard version) and AP V2 Ascom driver with my Mach1 GTO CP4 mount. I

Check the Tech Support page of our website. http://www.astro-physics.com/tech_support/mounts/Making_PE_Curve.pdf Regards, George George Whitney Astro-Physics, Inc. Phone: