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Originally Posted by lazjen
About the only thing the Pi may struggle with is doing plate solving at reasonable speed. However, INDI can be run in a remote operation, so perhaps the heavy lifting can be done on a remote computer and the Pi just controlling the mount, etc. Something to consider/explore I guess.
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That's certainly the advice the INDI developers give. It's advice based on the original Raspberry 1 but despite the advances in the new 2B version, probably still holds good - use the RP as server at the scope and remote in from a computer with more grunt. I'm looking at a 2B as server and an Intel Stick Compute as a remote host. Haven't got either yet - Intel Stick on oder though. Anyone tried doing this?
Peter