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*** (section break, to help avoid confusion) For the following, one is connected to the Nexus DSC through their computer, using the LX200 driver: The first two align points sent to Nexus DSC (Pro or

Nice! I am the author of this driver and a NINA contributor so I am thrilled to see the pairing. Let me know if you have any feedback.

Thank you Richard, your answer is pushing me forward :-). I can tell you that NiNa is a fantastic tool especially if you want to trigger a capture sequence and go to sleep ;-) CS Frédéric

Hi Frédéric, Looks like you are on track for a great time remotely controlling your scope and capturing images. I use my camera and remotely connected laptop to image the stars in the 2-star

Hi Frédéric, Happy to see you here. Regarding Pulse guiding i tried this with the Meade Generic driver and it did not work, the author of the Meade Generic driver showed me how to check the driver

Hi all, I discovered the work of Gabriel Wiklund ( https://app.astrobin.com/u/Gabrielwiklund#gallery ) on Astrobin and decided to try it with my Obsession UC22 Argonavis/ servocat 3 last firmware. (I

Hi all, There is a guy on Astrobin who mentioned he will try deep sky imaging with his Obsession UC22 and AN using NINA. I mentioned this group in case he needs help. So I became curious how the DSC

GEMs are the worst choice for tracking satellites.? It's not the equatorial mounting, per se, but rather, the need for a meridian flip with GEMs.? A fork mounted EQ mount on a wedge, for example,

Can any one tell me the settings for the servocat on a skyvision D500. Thanks Frank

Hi Fernando I believe your point is not inappropriate but I’m not owner of group In fact I was discussing about ISS but I m more into small galaxies : I look at ISS because the scope has just been

Fernando, Good day sir - good to hear from you. I hope all is well. No worries on this post. Indeed I'd guess that some not insignificant percentage of dob owners are also owners of other "forms" of

I hope this is not "inappropriate" for posting to the group, but here it goes: Raphael, have you considered perhaps a different type of setup for tracking the ISS? For example, there are Astro-Physics

TPAS is not flaky! It was proven over years of development work by WCI including but not limited to using the publicly available Keck Telescope data where TPAS achieved the same results. It is,

TPAS won't help you much. It's flaky. Nexus uses an algorithm that works better in this regard. But again, it's not for the purpose you're trying to use.

Raphael, I'm all for 'getting the best out of the system' .... kudos to you and the best in your work. g.

Gary, " My suspicion is you might be asking too much from such a large scope " Yes, for sure !! In fact trying to get the maximum from my scope is really a target in itself. With my small field of

Raphael, The "stop" might be with only 0.1+ degrees left. It would then just go to the second move and you'd not notice the stop. That is extremely good for the purpose for which it was designed -

Dear Gary, I did it already one and corrected ratio. But there is still a remaining of correction of ratio needed. I mean yesterday night, the scope was pointing accurately because I had just

Raphael, Its easiest to use the "Simple Track Improvements Test" document found on the CD. If you don't have the CD write to me direct and I'll send you the doc. Its a simple txt doc. Gary

Dear all, I have used servocat+AN to follow ISS. As ISS is moving at high speed you have to have have very good ratio adjustment (and also good pointing to have the maths done at good location => I