Thank you for the response, Roland. On the smaller mount, I have posted and talked about this topic pretty frequently on CN. The Mach 1 being gone leaves a void in the lineup and in the marketplace fo

Yeah the 1100 is really well designed. If a bonehead like me can use it for 5 years and not have it be smoldering pile of aluminum -- anyone can use it. 😂 Speaking of design, there is a sentiment on C

Hand tight works for me. Can always get it a little baby nudge with a hex if you really care that much.

I no longer use mounts without encoders. 🤣 😂 😄

Very cool. I always thought I was making the mount lost if I released the lever to make a small balance adjustment. Now I know it's not lost at all. I did not know that it needs to be powered off. I'l

This is good to know! So if I released the mount with the lever, and moved it from Park 3 position to Part 5 position, and locked the lever, and told the mount to home (lets say home == park 3) then i

Jeff, Good call on the PEMPro curve! :)

Once you get it, call AP and give them your serial number and order the AP Grease Kit. Its Roland's special mount magic. Keep in mind that a little goes a long way! The kit comes with greasing instruc

I'm still waiting for my Cybertruck.

I would be too but it seems to be common across many industries, these large recent hikes in the prices for raw materials, and dependant raw materials further down the supply chain. I am happy we get

To be fair to AP, no orders were taken by them. Vendors may have asked for deposits from their customers, but that practice is discouraged by AP and this should serve as a good example as to why they

The 1100 is incredible. Highly portable and can fit in nicely in an observatory if needed. Rock solid and 100% dependable.

Standard.

Thats the 4.63um mode (14 bit) on the camera. Bin 1x1 on the camera is 2.3um pixels (but 12 bit). It is kind of like two cameras in one in a way. Specs:

The driver you attempted to use in TSX was their x2 plugin. Select ASCOM Mount. Then go into the settings for ASCOM Mount and you should get the usual ASCOM chooser.

FWIW, I just did the same test with my Mach 2 and had no issues. I don't use limits or custom horizons though.

Turn off your custom limits and try again. Same test just without defined limits turned on.

Can you go to the observatory and attempt to reproduce the issue while standing at next to the gear?

Voyager has a tracking watchdog. If you were using Voyager it likely started it again.

Firmware is software, so calling it software is fine. :)