Hi Dean, I just ignore DST and set my computer and mount to ST and the correct time zone. In your case in AZ turn off DST and set TZ 7 and the correct time. That should fix it. Jim

If you mean lat and long yes. Every system is different. I am assuming that if I put time zone 7 and 1 for summer, then it knows where I am. Some systems expect you to put in an adjusted time

This image captured on 26th-27th Aug in very misty conditions and moonlight proves the Ha filter really does cut through a less than perfect atmosphere. The star is Sadr in Cygnus, open cluster NGC

cluster@... writes: Since time in the AP system is used primarily for locating the meridian, park positions and horizon points, just change your time entry or daylight savings number by

Are you sure where you moved? :-) Niels Foldager

I moved to a new location this weekend in New Mexico I put in my position, time zone of 7 (mountain time) and set the time to local time. When I start of park, it misses Vega by about an hour. So

Some recent images from light polluted London, UK, all tracked on my Astrophysics 1200 gto: Pacman Nebula Cygnus imaged 25th-26th Aug. Wide view imaged with Canon 30D on Tak 102 and detail of nebula

Howdy gang, Recently found out that my mount had the DEC upgrade previously done...tracking is amazing, but granted it is only at

I'll be there as well. Look forward to seeing you Howard...to thank you for all your help. David Baumgartner

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as you right at ECU years. the same are pointing to In PEMPro's altitude or _not_ change. and update position. And drift is Ray, Your assumptions are correct about ECU, and I'm just a

I will be at AIC and am looking forward to meeting you. Richard

I'll be there too. Look forward to meeting you! Ken Astro-Imaging Conference on October 26-28 in San Jose. I understand that there are only about 25 spaces left for additional participants. Check

Hi Tom, No offense taken! I wasn't aware that ECU uses sound but I'm guessing it's not for the same purpose. I'm guessing in ECU it is used to signal how close you are pointing to a target object

you adjust the reach the the mount I got a chuckle out of this, as a similar feature has been in ECU (Earth Centered Universe) Planetarium Software I've used for years. No offense meant, and I hope

Thank you, Paul and Michael, for your advise on this. Evidently the solution was much simpler than I was making it out to be. A hop, skip and a waddle up to the local electronics store had me fixed

I'll be there. - John Gleason

h-alpha Thanks Stuart. I must admit that it is a lifesaver for me given the low QE of the ST-2k especially in the red. I use double luminance layering and it seems to work for me quite well. Thanks

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Anthony, nicely done! I love the RRGB approach even on these very h-alpha dominant targets! Stuart