Oops, I misspoke. Actually, the part I have for sale is the LT2APM (the adapter that attaches to the Losmandy tripod or extension). You'll need both the LT2APM and the 119FSA as David said. Andy

Bill, Yes, the 119FSA adapter plate works perfectly on the Losmandy pier extension. I have a 119FSA I am no longer using and would like to sell. Please drop me a PM if you would like to buy it. Andy a

Hello Roland, I have also been looking for the protocol documentation for my CP3 (V-chip) for a Linux application. Do you have the documentation for the newer chips? Andy

>>> bigeastro wrote: I have been using PHD2 with SGP. It picks a faint star. Although it may seem contrary to intuition, the brightest star is not always the best choice for the guiding on. If a star

Joel, One other approach to consider if you run into any problems with your solution of going through the USB hub: plug the USB-serial adapter directly into the PC and run an RS-232 cable from the ada

Hi Ray, I have the mount setup to initialize from the PC and the hand controller is not plugged in. Here are my settings: http://adgsoftware.com/misc/AP_V2_Driver_ASCOM_Setup.png I believe I left out

Hi Ray, I am using a real serial port on the PC, not a USB-serial adapter. I looked at the log and do not see any evidence of transmit errors, other than a single error at the very beginning of the lo

Hi, I have a new 1100GTO mount and I encountered something strange when I started it up this evening. I was following my usual routine of powering on the mount and slewing to an open area of the sky.

Keith, That's fantastic, exactly what I need. Thanks for the pointer. Andy

I will be receiving a new 1100GTO from the next production run in early 2015. It will be installed in a ROR observatory and I am trying to plan for the pier height. Could somebody tell me the approxim

>> I have often thought that a better slow guiding system would measure the average drift of the axes >> over a period of 10 - 20 seconds > > PHD is open source : ) someone should add that. Actually,