Jeff, I used the SkyWatcher 100ED Pro, this is my goto scope for imaging more often than not.I just finished setting it up to take some OSC images to fill in the RGB part of the image. Will take

That's very nice solution. I honestly think it was the best option. Thank you Jerry. :) Get Outlook for Android

I want to thank Wes for reaching out to me and helping to create a reasonable and rational solution to this ongoing problem we have been having related to the terms of service Rule Number 8. Creating

Hi Tim. Which one of your scopes did you use? Jeff

Awesome idea!

👍 -- Harry Vero Beach, FL Mounts: ES iExos 100-PMC Eight Scopes: ES ED80CF, ES AR102, Meade ETX 90 EC (Deforked) Software: ASIair Pro, iPad Pro, MacOS, Starry Sky Stacker, Affinity Photo,

👍 -- Michael Whitaker Wakefield, UK. MOUNTS. Exos-2 PMC Eight.. SCOPE: RVO Horizon 72ed. CAMERA: Not Applicable. SOFTWARE: Just iPad at moment.

Folks: Been discussing things with Jerry relative to topics related to using the PMC8 with applications and or hardware from other than Explore Scientific. Jerry is going to create a new subgroup,

Guys The movement of the steppers is not perceivable in images. The steps are way to small to be discerned by your camera. Just so you know when you are actively guiding, where the motor rate is

Cocoon Nebula, IC5146 60 x 240s images with the L-Enhance filter, No RGB taken Just something quick as I continue to learn Tim Myers Telescopes: Celestron 4SE, Celestron 8SE, SkyWatcher

Thanks James, the pulses in the movements of the image when doing lunar planetary imaging at magnification is exactly what I am seeing also. Is there any way this can be minimized without having to

I really like that video Jennifer. My iEXOS-100 has always made that hissing sound from the control area and I wondered if it was normal, now I see it is. I haven't noticed that drastic of a change

Very cool Bill! Nicely done :) -- Regards, Mario Streetsville, Ontario Mounts: iExos 100, Skyguider Pro Scopes/Lenses: Main/Orion 80mm, DSLR/Tamron 18-400mm lens, guide/ZWO-340A Computer:

T This is not great imagery but it's fun. Two images of the area around Neptune captured 6 days apart then aligned and made into a gif so you can see the planet moving against the background stars.

For what it is worth sound even occurs with the PMC-8 G-11 version. It started with the v14 firmware update that increased the torque of the stepper motors. Here is a YouTube video that I recorded in

I posted Scott's presentation in the files section https://espmc-eight.groups.io/g/MAIN/files/Explore%20Scientific%20Official%20Files/MENTOR_Drift_Alignment.pdf -- Jerry Hubbell Vice President of

Mike, Thank you for everything you have done for this group, it's appreciated! -- Steve Evostar 70ED APO EXOS2- GT PMC8 ASI224MC-s ASI EAF

Hello Wes and Harry, Thank you for the quick response and for putting my mind at ease. Paul

You use the same technique that I use to align my scope. SharpCap makes it super easy. One thing I did to make sure I put my tripod in the exact same location of my front yard was to put three PVC

It is magnetic! I dropped it several times, be careful!