Yes I have done that already but it would be fine to initialize that more easy with less settings. Start from were the mount is in two lines for 4 hours and a separation of 5 deg between. So I have to

Hi Konni you can do that now - have you tried it? you just need to define a dec arc point model in APPM -- Brian Brian Valente astro portfolio

Hi Ray, one thing I would like to see in a new version. There is a „Plugin“ in NINA that allows to build a decarc model for a image session of one target. I use my equipment often in a mobile

 Thanks, all, for some great feedback. Linwood made some excellent suggestions. I should clarify that I do own a Windows computer, and yes, I do hate it. I use it as Dean does for only astro

For my part I am fine with the AP software. I have been using AP mounts for imaging for 20 years. Only in the last two years since I acquired my Mach2 mount have I used APCC. Before that I got

Hi Linwood, Thanks for the great feedback. Some of what you mentioned has been done in the upcoming build. -Ray

Hi Ray, Although I don't have any complaints about APCC, I have a suggestion for the next build. Can a button or drop down menu item toggle a dark mode to preserve night vision? Especially the AP

On Sun, Oct 30, 2022 at 12:58 AM, Ray Gralak wrote: We are in the process of making the next point build of APCC and the driver more intuitive, so this is the perfect time for you to offer suggestions

Hi Don, I think you posted something similar a couple of years ago. Of course, if you are happier using the keypad over automated software, then APCC is probably not the software for you. We

I have a C14 with a long dew shield, in tandem with a 6”f9, on an AP tandem bar, on a 900, in an 8’ Exploradome with a 29” shutter. The pier is centered. There are just a few places where

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Have a first generation 1600GTO. Riding on it is a Planewave CDK 17, and Aluma camera, filter wheel, and guider. It is a beefy setup. I had been running the clutches about 1/3 of a turn tighter

On Sat, Oct 29, 2022 at 09:24 AM, midnightsnacks wrote: i Chris, there is definitely something there, I came across it myself the other week and plan to do some targeted runs on it soon. Here's a

Hi Chris, there is definitely something there, I came across it myself the other week and plan to do some targeted runs on it soon. Here's a little info on it

On Sat, Oct 29, 2022 at 12:20 AM, Dean Jacobsen wrote: Nice image and nice capture on that... whatever it is... above IC 1795. TheSkyX does show that there is a supernove remnant - SNR HB3 - at that

Nice image and nice capture on that... whatever it is... above IC 1795. TheSkyX does show that there is a supernove remnant - SNR HB3 - at that location so I think that is what you captured. I have

Stars version here: https://astrob.in/g42mvx/0/ Starless version here: https://astrob.in/sbo2yt/0/ You can see what I believe to be a supernova remnant more easily in the starless version. This is

Nice Dean. Lots of little dark nebula hiding in there as well. Very pretty field indeed.

On Fri, Oct 28, 2022 at 12:05 PM, Bill Long wrote: +1 for Voyager running the show. Hoping we see APPM camera support for It in the future.This would be HUGE for me. I don't like having to use NINA

+1 for Voyager running the show. Hoping we see APPM camera support for It in the future.