tromouse@... writes: The keypad does this very simply. It modifies the local time by 1 hour or more in either direction and sends that modified time to servo drive. Since that time is used

Josep, I control my 900GTO and 1200GTO remotely without the hand pad connected. I first use the hand pad to set the mount's servo to EXT operation. Then I power down and disconnect the hand pad. You

John, Thanks for the info. While the DSI is, IMO, not what I would want to image with, it seems to make a good guidecam and I am glad I will most likely be able to continue to use it. Who knows,

Roland and Jim, Thanks for chiming in. Roland, How can I set the Meridian Delay function without using the hand pad ? I have a permanent pier, and tipically I will not set the hand pad up since I

Hi Hunter, Yep You won't be using Pulseguide for general scope control, but rather the ASCOM driver. This should work with any ASCOM compatible app, which includes PHD. You don't mention which

Hi Jim, A pic of my cable bar at bottom of the page at: http://www.bcoote-astro.com/Shed.htm Brian http://www.bcoote-astro.com/default.htm Jim S. wrote:

Please don't beat me up too much, but I need to ask some probably disgusting questions here. I currently image with a DSLR from an Atlas EQ-G mount using EQMOD and guiding with PHD guiding.

Hello group, I have uploaded to the files section some pictures of how I am running cables for remote imaging. I have secured a piece of plywood to the turnbuckle by using 2 toilet bowl blots using

Hi, I am using a similar configuration. I have attached a short flat aluminium bar (approx 10" x 1" x 3/8") in my case. This is attached to a 1/4" hole in the centre/rear of the Losmandy type

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the ap-gto group. File : /Cables 1200/4.jpg Uploaded by : dcroff453

Thanks I'll look for the email. I have a pretty heavy instrument load off the back of a C9.25 and therefore the scope is pushed pretty far forward on the dove tail. Been trying for a while to figure

There you go Greg, http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_10001_10002_748807_-1_11365 Really fancy but gets the point across, the large one right of center in the enlarged image...joe

This maybe what you are looking for. Google Spark Plug Wire Looms. Sincerely, Greg http://www.centuryperformance.com/made4u/smoothie.asp http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/

Next time you drive by an Auto Parts store go inside and ask for Spark Plug Wire Bracket/Support, there are several styles. I couldn't Google 'em either...joe :) "May You Go Among The

Hey Joe, I found some very nice, 'paper thin' Velcro at Wal-Mart in their yardage (cloth) section. It's called Fashion Velcro used in sewing. It is black, almost paper thin, double sided and 1"

I tried attaching the cable loop to the side in the slot of the Latitude fork. I did manage to pinch the bundle against the RA motor housing while slewing. I have since fixed that by making the

I highly recommend CCDCommander. It's very powerful AND reasonably priced. http://ccdcommander.astromatt.com/ I use it to control all of my imaging sessions at the remote observatory. It will

Hah!, Ken. :)) Spark plug cable stand-off beackets are mostly used on V-8 automotive engines to keep the plug wires off the valve covers and manifolds. Go to an AutoParts store and ask them to

Hi Jim, Perhaps you might want to investigate hanging the cable loop from the side of the fork base. I'm thinking of using one of those Velcro "cable tie" strips you get at Home Depot. Fasten

This may sound funny, but I don't know what a spark plug cable stand off looks like (I did try google!) Can you post a picture of one and/or how you attached it to your set up? I would be