Howard -- No worries. It's only for a spare. Cheers, -- Jeff. ________________________________ From: ap-gto@... [mailto:ap-gto@...] On Behalf Of Howard Sent:

Hey Jeff! Sorry for the mix-up. I talked to Alice, and the cable is being sent out today. (I went back and got it myself.) Apparently Roland must have interfered with the office staff at the

I might be interested in whether the bird was approaching me or leaving me. Or perhaps rotating. How difficult would it be to find some narrowband filters tuned a little above or below laboratory

Thkx Ray, my apologies I saw the Buy section with PemPro 2.0 but no Upgrades. The Software Upgrades section was just below the bottom of the displayed page. I almost missed it again this morning

Dear group, Fortunate to have a really good string of great weather and good seeing, I sat down last night to pursue Pickering's Triangle (aka Sim 3-188) within the Veil Complex. I pursued an LRGB

writes: I'm not in the office myself. The office staff won't let me interfere (otherwise there would be chaos for sure!) Good idea. Howard is very knowledgeable on technical aspects and Alice is

Hi Ray, I am with you surrounding the earlier discussion of RGB vs narrowband. However, I do understand and respect the need for the latter when someone is burdened with light-pollution. As a

Roland -- Um... that would be your office. But I'll give Alice or Howard a jingle. Thanks, -- Jeff. ________________________________ From: ap-gto@...

Different strokes for different folks. I personally find narrow band images pretty unattractive. But I have no ambitions to do science, which is difficult, but clearly possible for amateurs - just

So ... an intermittent problem - could it be a bad cable connection, in that case? Give them a shake, and see if the problem returns. Perhaps the Y-cable connector was just pushed on, rather than

Yes, Roland, I agree. We should do as much as we possibly can to examine symptoms, and try to fathom what is going on. However, my suggestion was a last ditch approach, before giving up and shipping

Joe, Users with a V1.x license can upgrade for $75. Go to the link below and scroll down to "Software upgrades": http://www.ccdware.com/buy/ -Ray

Ray did I understand what you're saying? There's currently no "Upgrade" rout for owners who paid the full commercial price without buying another complete new $149 program? Ouch! I liked PemProAP

Ahhhh! I was hoping to get ahold of the Polar Alignment tool and the other one Ray mentioned. I wonder when these will become available to us who purchased the full version PemPro? Thkx...joe

Richard, I think you can and should image whatever way you like. I think the point is that it is probably a good idea that people clearly mark false-colored narrowband images as being, well,

If I were to want to image a bird for scientific purposes I'd probably be interested in a thermal profile, an optical profile and possibly a UV reflectivity profile if it were imaged in the outdoors

Dean -- The problem sounds fairly intermittent. Do you unplug the cigarette-plug end of the power cord each evening? The run-ons happened to me a couple of times a few years ago, and I believe I

This is a great idea. It would have saved me the cost of a motor (and the time to dismount/remount the drive gear and solder all the connections). Admittedly, a more rigorous process of elimination

in Ha, looked cool? see the I dunno. I think Andy Warhol's stuff commands a higher price than Ansel Adams'. But I do agree that a narrowband image should be obviously labelled (somehow). That's

Hi Anthony, I just got a chance to look at your image. I think it is very nicely done and exciting, even though it is a RGB image! :-) :-) -Ray