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That removes the HC from the loop completely. When I had a synta mount (and these days when I use my friend's EQ6R) I used a special cable rather that the port on the hand controller. Many thanks for your time, have a nice day!Įdited by man_in_the_moon, 05 October 2022 - 01:42 AM.ġ. But it seems whatever I try, SGPro stays with its red line and no confidence for good focus. So I would like to ask if you could give me any tips like - should I activate/deactivate sidereal tracking to get rid of star-trails (8sec exposure)? Is it better to activate PHD2 during auto-focus? As of now I've set up coarse steps to 200 and fine steps to 70. My third question is about (auto-)focusing - as stated, I have mounted a Sesto Senso 2 and was able to "near-focus".
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Jupiter was way(!) off, but after centering it in SharpCap (I don't do it "optical" -> my astromcam is mounted), alignment for Capella was no issue at all.Īnd here is my second question - I've seen an option "Alignment with Sync" in SynScan, would you please be so kind and elaborate what this is and if it's actually the thing I'm looking for (maybe to solve question 1)?Īlso what I like to mentioned here is that SynScan is unreliable (tested both 1.19.20 and 2.0.13) - it terminated I think at least 2 or 3 times and after starting it again plus connecting to it via SGPro/SharpCap I just found out that Go-To isn't working and I had to star-align again (-> therefore my questions 1&2). So I ran alignment (two-star this time) again directly in SynScan (my observatory is/can be fully remote-controlled) with Jupiter and Capella. Last night we finally had clear skies again, so I decided to continue - just to learn that my mount would "Go-To" the floor of my observatory, rather than slewing to NGC 7023 (iris nebula).Īnd this is actually my first question - does this/my mount really "forget" its alignment when powered off? The mount was not moved in power-off state, nor did I open the clamps to manually align it - after the polar alignment night, I've set a parking position in SGPro and parked it.
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Next step was to run a full three-star-alignment (which I got used to from the times where I had my mount on a tripod) - all good.įinally I wanted to also test (first light) my new astrocam (2600c), but wasn't able to focus (SestoSenso2) due to cloudiness. Since then I waited for clear skies and last week there was actually the first clear night - so I used it for SharpCap-supported polar alignment, achieving "excellent" results. He's been gaming since the Atari 2600 days and still struggles to comprehend the fact he can play console quality titles on his pocket computer.I've bought a NEQ6Pro some time ago (the one with the old interface, so no direct USB-port, but rather handcontroller-port => handcontroller-cable => handcontroller-to-USB converter => USB-cable => astro-PC), together with a Skywatcher 200/1000 telescope.ĭuring summer I've built my own garden observatory (concrete pillar, rollback. Oliver also covers mobile gaming for iMore, with Apple Arcade a particular focus. Current expertise includes iOS, macOS, streaming services, and pretty much anything that has a battery or plugs into a wall. Since then he's seen the growth of the smartphone world, backed by iPhone, and new product categories come and go.
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