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Thanks Gabriel Even if don’t understand everything detail you explain, all this will be of great use for community including me when I have a higher level in astrophotography One question : With the

I made some new discoveries this morning when creating a new profile to improve my understanding of PHD2. *1.* It is not possible, when creating a new profile to enter a mount speed less then 0.20 x

Thanks Gary "Try this as well: hold the CW and CCW buttons for I think it is 3 seconds - the yellow LED next to the CCW should come on. You can do this same test using the UP/DWN buttons (where the

Hello Gary, That is correct. However, when guiding at the bottom to the right you can set MAX pulse duration in AZ and ALT, default is 2500 ms which i have not found a reason to change. Even if you

try to be sure to hold the HC perpendicular to the camera - and in focus. That stated I suspect you are right. It however doesn't make sense that it powers up correctly (showing the lights as a check

oups forgot to put the video here it is

Thanks Gary for quick answer ! Enclosed another video made the same day. I'm not aware of any color shift affected my eye. I clearly see the yellow LS light on when turning on the servocat handpad

Although the video is not in focus it seems like I do see the LS light on the HC come on when you press the LS button! I can see at the instant you are pressing it a slight change in the LS light and

Dear Gary, dear all, I red in the servocat guide that when powering the handpad, the leds are on for a short period of time (like in a car) Yesterday I was at observatory so I checked and I saw that

Gabriel, So - you are not setting "5000" anywhere? It is a result of or what is used by the program when doing autocalibrate? I ask because I don't remember anywhere to set the pulse duration. Gary

Yes i was surprised too, Thank you! The calibration in PHD2 is automatic, so you just press and wait. PHD2 calculates the pulse to be sent for each calibration step from the values you have entered in

Waouh !! Just amazing what accuracy you get from just a 180 mm focal length guiding your 2700 mm focal length scope !!!! and in easy track mode !!! A friend of mine was saying to me yesterday that

Needed !! Cheers Wes Smith <gabriel.wiklundholeshot@...> wrote:

Update: I got sub arc second guiding with Easytrack and Autoguide when i was out a few days ago: (Graph uploaded on Astrobin) https://astrob.in/full/mlbcpm/0/ Even though it is possible to calibrate

Thank you Gary, happy to help! Great tip, this also means you will visually get a rough idea/understanding of the guide calibration, so when PHD2 moves the scope east, back west, north back to south

I will add one note to this info - and thanks Gabriel - MUCH more than I was asking for but very much appreciated. That note is that using a standard refractor as a guide scope (i.e. a guide scope) if

Thank you Gary, much appreciated! /Gabriel

Gabriel, HATS OFF TO YOU SIR! Super exercise ... and definitive results. Great job. Gary Myers StellarCAT

Just for fun this evening i tried using Easytrack on it's own without any DSC just to see if autoguiding is able to compensate for such basic tracking. I have marks on my scope so i manually can point

Hi Raphael, Your welcome Thank you and clear skies! /Gabriel