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Originally Posted by AstroJunk
Chris has one and may share a photo, but they realy aren't necessary. The Synscan has a built in polar alignment routine which I am told works very well, just set it to roughly south and roughly your lattitude and run the program which uses
I haven't tried it, as I use PemPro, but it is meant to work pretty well and basically uses a couple of reference stars to help you get the mount just right.
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Cheers for that.
So, do you set it up in the general direction and elevation, then the scope slews to a couple of stars one at a time then you manually adjust the mount to bring the star into the centre FOV? Is that how it works?
Baz.