Hi Vance If you Google “finding Polaris” you will find a series of images like this one: Polaris is the only bright star you’ll see in that direction from Merak & Dubhe. Or, if you can work out what d

Robert's answer earlier in the thread is the one to read. Instead of connecting all your programs direct to the mount, you just connect the Hub to the mount. Then all your other programs connect to th

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You need to make sure the Tracking box is ticked in Device Hub, otherwise it won't slew. When you click Unpark, it doesn't automatically start tracking so you will need to tick this manually after unp

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Hi Jorge One thing to be aware of (this tripped me up when I started): if you are running the ASCOM device hub (or POTH), you shouldn't connect Stellarium directly to the telescope. If you do that you

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That's just a scale/unit conversion - the number of arcseconds in a degree (3600) divided by the number of microns in a mm (1000).

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Thanks for the suggestion Wes - I think time and location are all aligned but I will check. And I'm sure you're right on the hub, Bob. I got this one because I wanted one less device to draw power if

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Hi all Thanks for the always-interesting discussions in this forum! I am a relative beginner but starting to get the hang of the PMC-8 EXOS2 mount and my imaging setup. Occasionally, I will press the

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Hi Jeff Wes is absolutely the expert and you should do everything he says. But from one beginner to another, my experience was: It took me a few nights to get the hang of even simple things like using