Hey Dean, That worked beautifully. Thanks for the lo-tech solution! Kevin

Sorry, I sent the wrong log earlier. Heres the correct one. Tony

Mystery solved. It was balance And mirror flop. One of my plates was loose and pointing south allowed some motion which pushed things off balance. On top of that mirror flop on this SCT is really bad

Hi Tony do you have a representative PHD guidelog you can share? Brian -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio brianvalentephotography.com

Kevin, if you haven't done this already, try cleaning all of the contacts for the motor cables and also spread out the center pin on the 12V input a little bit with a small flat bladed screwdriver to

It seems most of my subs (1 min - 2 min) have eccentricities between .5 and .6. Now at .6 I'm throwing those subs out as you can see they are not round to the naked eye. I've been forced to keep .55

So, I was setting up the new-to-me 900GTO today and got a shiny new power supply and hooked everything up. When I plugged in the CP3 to the power source, it kinda flickered, but was on. I tried a test

Set your meridian delay 1 hour east, then re-enter the object when the mount hits that point and the mount will flip. Rolando

Bill, I currently have no limits configured. I would like the pier flip to happen approximately an hour early so I can make sure everything is alright before it runs unattended for the rest of the

Hi Eckard, Thanks for your feedback! No matter your background, some of the concepts in astro-imaging are likely to be new and require some effort to conceptualize. The meridian limits feature in

Question on how to run PEM on an AP1200 with CP3 and V chip. Seems like PEM does not turn on via the driver?? or PEMPro all the time?????? Used PEMPro3 to get a nice pec curve ( I think it is good

Hi Leo, From looking at your configuration, I think you need to change the flip offset to a value larger than the duration of your exposures. Say you are taking 5 minute exposures, you want the flip

How do you have APCC configured?

Ray, I have the same problem and I have watched the video as well. I still can't figure out how I am supposed to set this up. I had Howard help me with it in a Remote Session. He couldn't figure how

I think I got my locking threaded 2.1 x 5.5 connectors through Amazon. And then I made a couple of pig-tails to PP connectors. Woody

I think the 2.1 x 5.5 mm is the most elegant solution. I will do the ring connectors in the short term and fashion or purchase the 'real' connector.

I should have clarified, on the CP3 I have that is the set up. On my CP4 I use the provided CP4 to PP cable.

A simple 2.1x5.5mm center positive cable with appropriate ends works great. Powerwerx can make whatever you want.🙂 I run mine into a PP distribution box which is connected to whatever power source

Hi Kevin I think Astro-Physics makes most oftheir own cables. You might be able to get them to make a modified versionof the CABLPF to put whatever kind of connectors you want on the end. Ilike the

I think that is the most straightforward way. Thanks Mike.