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Dave, Where do you get the RCA4 plugs from?…I’m having a nightmare trying to find a supplier.

camera is supported in v2024.12.06, due out on December 6, 2024

Holy crap $300 for that camera! Must be a nice one

Quite the light show!

Hi dave, how much did you pay on import fees? Great vid! i live here too and was looking for a back up internet

Where I can find this telescope where I can find a telescope I am at Greek Cyprus.

Hi Dave, the green bars could be Meteor detection. I recently saw a user with the same thing on the facebook group and turning off the meteor detection sorted the issue.

Nice work Dave, especially digging under the deck, that looked like a lot of hard work with those tiny tools.

Thanks for this vid! I just got my 676 and this vid was exactly what I needed to get it set up and running. Cheers!

Are you focusing the camera electronically, or are you twisting the fisheye lens to focus?

What is the Name of telescope its rc 8 inc

Thanks, the battery is MS412FE sii. It is 3v 1ma rechargeable. I am replacing with ML2032 65ma rechargeable.

If you hit Enter in PI when getting the RA/Dec, the will appear on the concole. Easy to cut/paste.

still my camera 676 not found after the branch?? how is that possible camera found under zwo asi camera not the 676

in the area of ​​Paphos? cyprus?

Very cool! I've been wanting to do one of these for a while too. I'm considering doing solar/battery power, but that may be for a version 2 ha. I noticed on your timelapse those green bars/lines were gone. That's interesting. It's also not been very clear here either, I haven't been able to do my solar/telescope streams, and I don't dare leave it out at night during the summer lol. Plus there isn't a lot in the summer sky for the limited clear patch of sky I have. Too many mature trees, but it does cut down on the cooling bill so I can't complain too much. Clear skies to all! Well, soon for some of us lol "Winter is coming!" 😂

Genius! Help me a lot. Thanks!

Very useful tutorial. I have been meaning to get around to doing this myself. CS

Hi Dave. I guess you are using the Lunt LS80 MTB? Is it in hydrogen or calcium?

Awesome and fantastic, Super amazing and fabulous presentation, Brilliant work 👍👍✨

thanks very good video

estos lives son solo lights ,,,o hiciste marcos de calibracion ??? los hiciste directamente con live staking??? este tiene la opcion de hacerlos ,,,,comenta

That's a pretty cool project! I've been considering building a GPS module for my 4se. Of course the stock celestron one would work fine in this case, but if I can build one it'd be a fraction of the cost. I'm just not sure if the protocol for the communications between the GPS and the nexstar chips is known. I'll have to dig into that and see if anyone else has done so. An added benefit of making a custom one is I could also have a small screen that could display the GPS info right at the scope without needing to go through menus to get to it. Although it's not often needed, for using my friends software, SatTraker, it does need the GPS coordinates to help with the maths to track I suppose.

There is a face on the sun. Wether this be the sun's own misplaced head on its bloated, burning body or only some unfortunate but undeniably vile soul writhing in the undefiable heat of our sun, there is the possibility that a new hell has been discovered on our Sol

hola un saludo desde chile ......pregunta , usas dark bias flats para hacer los live staking????

Scotland's changed a lot since I was last there.

I was looking at getting one of these, but your video makes the design seem to be so poorly conceived that I'll probably just build another observatory from scratch.

Thank you for your video. I've had my dome for months now and still can't get everything running together. I'm new to N.I.N.A. but it doesn't look like you are using that..not sure what APT means (so many acronyms!). The star program you are using looks like a Celestron something. This is where I'm stuck. How do I test the dome when I don't have that Celestron program to click on an object to have everything slew? My mind is boggled.

Very helpful and I love your videos pls post more!

Another great video, showing how the end user has to "fix" their brand new scope.

Given the amount of money that we pay for a RASA, WHY aren't they already extra flat black inside? Isn't this just common sense? Why does the end-user have to fix a brand-new telescope?

Thanks Dave, I must set this up! I have a lot in my way and would be handy to see when I can start shooting, especially now with very limited darkness here in the UK!

Great job.

Very helpful. Thanks Dave.

I absolutely love this feature!!

Looks nice