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George, ? Is this on OW?? Just looked for it and didn't find it. ? ? Steve

Steve: Certainly take care of yourself 1st. There will be other events... Best, G

George, I have good news and bad news on this one.? The good news is I was supposed to be on a business trip, but that's been cancelled.? The bad news is it was cancelled due to me getting COVID on

Folks: If (by some miracle) it's clear on Nov 15th, here's an event that at least one of the 3 listed observers is sure to hit -- if not a hit by all 3 (and 3 perfectly positioned chords). Observer

Roxanne: You wrote: Can you clarify your comment-> *Main Menu --> Maintenance, then go down to "#11"*.? to set the "a default limit in Occult for the number of events it can find in a single Search.

With your noted guidance George, along with Kevin's comments, I spent a good part of Monday reinstalling Occult.In trying to optimistically run a search set for two weeks out - after 3 hours, I shut

All: Some further notes.... Kevin is correct, "It all depends on what you want to do" - ie., how deep you want to search ---- what you want to set your mag limit to, what's the smallest mag drop you

Steve: As far as the ASTRID... I'm on a waiting list for the 2nd batch. Mark said he doesn't know if it will be a kit (like the 1st batch), or will be "pre-build by IOTA". I gather you get your ASTRID

When you process a new MPCorb or other file, the data get written to the file at "\Resource Files\AsteroidElements.csv" which is what is read in by Occult-4. The last one you process is the one that

Roxanne (and all): Yeah, semi-retired - in theory. Spent all weekend pretending I'm an arborist and clearing a building lot... Gotta pay for that ASTRID..... Ok, good that it seems you have Occult

George, I hear ya on wondering where the hours in the day go.? My days are busier now in retirement, than when I worked 40+ hr weeks. In using a DOS command line file search, I confirmed that the

On Wed, Nov 1, 2023 at 09:34 PM, George Viscome wrote: My info: > > Observer: Kevin Green and/or students > Nearest Town: Westport, CT > What's (approx) the faintest magnitude you can normally video

*For some reason my previous bio was not visible... * *Observer*: Rick Bria *Nearest Town*: Greenwich, CT *What's (approx) the faintest magnitude you can normally video record?* : ~13 *What best

In reading the email about making Titania observations on 21 November, it sounds like the most important aspect is high time resolution.? I didn't see anything in the request about using filters for

As George mentioned, my experience is that the primary reason for the difference between Occult 4 output and Occult-watcher is the fit used. The JPL fits include Gaia DR3 data on 150K+ asteroids and

Hi All: Pardon the delay. Like most on this thread, I'm also semi-retired (trying anyway) - but the phone keeps ringing.... (taking down trees today - clearing a building lot). It looks like the issue

Don't sell yourself short George.? Neither Kevin, Steve nor I can get Occult to work consistently... so your years of user experience since your initial install already surpasses 3 of our experienced

It was only a couple of weeks ago that I suddenly (without any understanding of why) could run Occult cleanly.? Prior to that, it would crash at some random point in the first 100 asteroids saying

Hi George. If you do a "solo" video and put it in your dropbox, I'd watch it too. I'm forever frustrated that when I run Occult4 for my site, the results don't match those I get on OW hardly at all. I

Roxanne: Sure... I don't proclaim to be any expert on Occult4, but I think I've managed to set it up so it gives me a very useful list of prospective targets to go after each night (I often have 20 or