Ladies and gentlemen The PMC Mount at its best! I have just started imaging the bubble nebula, the guiding in PHD is below 0.5 RMS! 0.44 RMS to be precise That is with a 8 inch 200pds sitting on top

Hi Michael, Thanks for sharing your image. I must however point out that this is the PMC-Eight forum. You don't appear to be using a PMC-Eight mount so this thread is not related to this forum. This

Very Nice -- Tim Myers Telescopes: Celestron 4SE, Celestron 8SE, SkyWatcher 100ED Pro Mounts: 4-5 SE, 6-8SE, EXOS-2GT with PMC-Eight Cameras: ASI1600MC Imaging

Kent, I’m using the new Raspberry Pi4 with 4gbs of ram and I have it booting of off a 120gb SSD drive, with the drive it boots up 5-10x faster than of off the micro sd card. I’m using it with

Hi Shailendra, If you don't mind, please post this as a new topic. This is off topic for this message thread. -- Jerry Hubbell Vice President of Engineering Explore Scientific, LLC. jrh at

Shailendra This is a good question 1. The larger the aperture the more photons you collect per unit time 2. The shorter the focal length the larger fov of a fixed pixel size in the imaging

Here is a single unfiltered 2 minute exposure of Bode's Nebula. -- Michael Anderson: Earthling Handle: MrThump30 Home World: Planet Earth Scope: ES Comet Hunter Mak-Newt 152mm F4.8 Mount: Celestron

Hi Bogdan, thanks. After flashing the FTDI chip the connection from EKOS to EXOS2 works via serial. And surprisingly: I was able to switch back to Wifi with the flashed cable. I used CoolTerm, there

Yes, it’s at the lower right. I should try to find a way to blink at a faster rate. Might be easier to see. Mike -- Location: Nicholasville, KY Mount: Explore Scientific Exos-2 Scope: Explore

Soon, Chris and I are working on it. -- Jerry Hubbell Vice President of Engineering Explore Scientific, LLC. jrh at explorescientific.com www.explorescientificusa.com 1010 S. 48th

I believe so. pops in and out. really something. Wes. -- Wes, Southport NC EXos2-GT PMC-8, iExos 100 ES ED 127, 10" LX200GPS+wedge, Astro-Tech 8" Newt, ETX-90, 60mm no-name guide scope ~ 260mm

I posted some comments -- Tim Myers Telescopes: Celestron 4SE, Celestron 8SE, SkyWatcher 100ED Pro Mounts: 4-5 SE, 6-8SE, EXOS-2GT with PMC-Eight Cameras:

What is the status of the PMC-Eight ASCOM Server? is it in beta yet? -- Tim Myers Telescopes: Celestron 4SE, Celestron 8SE, SkyWatcher 100ED Pro Mounts: 4-5 SE, 6-8SE,

I don't feel so bad if Wes couldn't see it, after reading the hint, Lower Right I did see an object moving back and forth from left to right, was that it? -- Tim Myers Telescopes: Celestron

Hi Mirko, To control the mount always use the flashed fdti cable. Used the same tutorial for flashing the cable. Regarding the 5 minutes, I managed to do that with a very good PA. Used the PA from

Hi Bogdan, your input is very interesting for me. Today I’ve made some progress. I updated my EXOS2 to the latest firmware (firmware = 6B09T17AEXOS2) . As a Macuser it was not so easy, but after

Hi all, Sorry for the late reply first of all. I will reply to the post even people have already provided some answers. Equipment used. RASPI 4 with 4GB 64GB storage Exos2 Main camera Nikon

Hi Pavel, thanks for your answer. I’ve checked minicom, but then the I found „cuteCom“ which has a GUI and for only one command it’s easier than minicom. With my IEXOS 100 it works. Best

Hi Mike, I am glad you are getting good results with your serial connection. When you go back to the WiFi connection you may want to use the channel selection dongle included with your PMC-Eight to

Jerry, This is wonderful news. I have had connection issues with the PMC-Eight wifi since purchasing the Exos-2 a month ago. I will wait for a bit to try what is on the PDF because with the connx