There isn’t now, but we are planning one soon. Clear Skies, Marj Christen Astro-Physics 11250 Forest Hills Road Machesney Park, IL 61115 Phone: 815-282-1513 www.astro-physics.com

Hi Lee - You touched on two of my frustrations in using the ASIAIR PRO with my older Mach 1 mount (CP3). I agree the guiding using the ASIAIR's PhD-lite is substandard compared to what the mount can

I have both an 1100 and a tripod so I will set them up and see what the clearances are both ways. While I certainly appreciate any info, please do not go to a lot of trouble. You guys have a lot

I have both an 1100 and a tripod so I will set them up and see what the clearances are both ways. Roland

I should have added that with the 3rd leg pointed northward, there is slightly more clearance for the telescope when it is pointing to the zenith. Rolando

>>> Roland said: Whether you put the 3rd leg pointing North or pointing South, the clearance of the other two legs will be about the same. In fact, you will have slightly more clearance for the

Hi Brent, Actually, you can turn off the caching of RA/Dec in APCC, but the option is not available in the user interface. APCC comes with an application called Horizons, which can track moving

Whether you put the 3rd leg pointing North or pointing South, the clearance of the other two legs will be about the same. In fact, you will have slightly more clearance for the telescopes when

> This is awesome! Was this with SkyTrack connected to the Mach2 via AP ASCOM driver or did you write a direct interface? That is with a direct interface. Unfortunately currently both the AP ASCOM

As a follow on question with a Berlebach planet. I received the mounting ring from Berlebach, and it emphasized how large the base of the AP1100 will be in comparison to this tripod. I do not plan to

Hi Brent, This is awesome! Was this with SkyTrack connected to the Mach2 via AP ASCOM driver or did you write a direct interface? Really nice work! Luca

WoW, super! Looks like the little satellite is dodging incoming missiles. Rolando

That’s really fun. It’s fascinating to see what folks can do with our equipment. Thanks so much for sharing your video, Brent! Karen AP

Nice Brent! It looks like you are making excellent progress on the project. -- Dean Jacobsen Astrobin Image Gallery - https://www.astrobin.com/users/deanjacobsen/

> How is the gamepad wired up? The gamepad is not wired to the mount. It provides input to the software that calculates the satellite position.

> making an adjustment with a gamepad How is the gamepad wired up? Fwiw, I've been using APPC "remote" with a laptop. When I need to do something at the mount (e.g. last night for some reason I had to

Way cool! -Christopher Erickson Observatory Engineer Summit Kinetics Waikoloa, Hawaii Virus-free. www.avg.com

First night out with my Mach2. How is this for different - a StarLink satellite is a tight round dot and the stars are streaks... :) The perpendicular movement at 00:24 is me making an adjustment

Wonderful capture Geoff!

Excellent! Rolando