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Originally Posted by strongmanmike
Looking good Marcus  viewed at 70% in my browser you wouldn't know there was a problem |
Now why didn't I think of that!!
You should see underneath our rugs at home - there's so much dirt under there I keep tripping on them!
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Originally Posted by strongmanmike
...regarding the PME issues (I hear about a lot of these  ) |
My PME is a gem (pun intended). So it's not so much an issue or problem but an adjustment. They do say to adjust spring plungers depending on the payload.
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Originally Posted by strongmanmike
...old Tak NJP mount ...loaded up to the hilt and no PEC or ProTrack... it just keeps on keeping on...  ...in the 9 years I have had it not one mount adjustment has been made (touch wood)...
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Try putting 46kg on it?
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Originally Posted by multiweb
No pressure. All forgiven then...
Seriously I can't see anything wrong with that field. When's first light you tease. |
The annoying thing is ... I attempted to fine tune collimation yesterday and completely ballsed it up!
I've still got my collimation L-plates on!!! Tell you what ... this large aperture commissioning stuff is not for the faint of heart!
EDIT: My stray light issue set me back a couple of weeks, otherwise I'd have been imaging by now.
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Originally Posted by Paul Haese
Got the same drama myself. The rotator will not connect in SkyX when commanded by CCDAP. It will work though if you connect rotator in CCDAP alone. Something to consider.
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Everything connects fine and works in TheSkyX and CCDAP, but CCDAP doesn't move it to the right angle when I start a session. Some kind of offset I think. I'm just controlling it from TheSkyX "manually" at the moment. I can also link it to the FOV indicator in TSX and it works fine. I'll figure it out when I fix my collimation blunder.