After fighting with PHD for 4 hours and losing my target - Antares - behind trees because of it, I finally chucked that in and guided with MaxIM DL on M45 instead.
I had almost 4 hours worth, but discarded over 3 hours due to fireworks from the University graduation (GRRRRRRRRRRRRRR), lights from the same event, then a neighbour deciding to leae her patio lights on. Ended up with just on 1 hour usable data!!!!!!! Lesson learnt that maybe leaving a setup to it's own devices and watching a movie and napping is not always a good idea.
Anyway, made the best of what I had. NO darks, flats or bias whatsover (need to take them with this rig), 1 hour light, through the DED108SS astrograph refractor (f/5), SXVR-M25C OSC CCD, Lodestar guiding through a Takahashi finderscope, Vixen GPD2 mount. Cropped to get rid of University lights bottom left and neighbour lights bottom right
I really didn't nail focus exactly either (bring on robofocus!)
It's a start - needs a LOT more data, full calibration set, and a dark sky. I thoroughly THOROUGHLY love this scope. Takes about 45 minutes to equilibrate to ambient, but worth it (there's 4 lens elements in there)
worth four stars in astrobin 
