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Simon Box
Добавлен 22 май 2010
Telescope + Raspberry Pi + Stellarium = iTelescope
This is video number 3 documenting my project to build an instrumented telescope (iTelescope). In this video I describe the latest updates to the system, including the adoption of the raspberry pi as the main telescope computer and the new user interface software. For full more info please see my website: simonbox.info/index.php/astronomy
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Part 2: Sky-Watcher 10" Dob - Auto tracking project
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More info on this project on my website: www.simonbox.info/index.php/astronomy This is the second video documenting my instrumented telescope (iTelescope) project.
Rocket CLV-1 at EARS
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Rocket launched at an East Anglian Rocketry Society (EARS) meet in July 2006.
Sky-Watcher 10" Dob - DIY auto tracking project
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More info on this project on my website: simonbox.info/index.php/astronomy This is the first video documenting my project to instrument my Sky-Watcher 10" telescope on a Dobsonian mount, in order to enable auto tracking and go to functionality.
your web site is not available.
Where can i purchase this ...looking to purchase a skywalker 10 inch scope
very nice Raspberry Pi project. I have an Orange Pi 5 and have plans to do a similar Stellarium, GoTo, PHD2 and this video really helps. Thank you.
This is well done and I appreciate that it’s open source. Open source could be the legacy of humanity because of people like you.
That is cool brother. Great project did you consider using servos?
Did you ever make a build video?
so you made a DIY push-to nota auto tracking
how long is your tube?
What a cool project! I bought a 10 inch DOB, I guess the same one as yours and really wanting to give it more functionality. Just a newbie question: will all these electronics survive dew exposure? What about cold weather? All in all, seems like a great project to delve into if the budget allows it.
the name of telescope?
Im in the process of building my own mount. I have a 12 inch newtonian im putting on it. Im hoping to just control it with stellarium on my phone or laptop.
Knowledgeable video 💖💖💖🎉 thank you for sharing 🙏😀🎉🎉🎉
Do you have plans to put this hardware for sale in the future?
Wow
How did I you get azimuth and declination angles on arduino? Were you able to communicate it to stellaruim?
Could you make a tutorial on how to make it
That is absolutely amazing. Now I have to finally go buy that dobby so I can do this too!
I have 10" Dob by GSO , can it work . If work please contact me WhatsApp me - +917008247545 or send me purchase link .
Can I make this with a Sky Watcher Heritage 130P Telescope? That is an awesome contraption you made and looks very cool. Congrats!!
hello I have a SKYWATCHER DOBSON 203/1200 SKYLINER and I would like advice on which (P U S H TO or other system) and which encoder? And is it compulsory to have a laptop to do the encoders? I am a beginner and your help would be very precious. if you had the links of the pages it would be even better thank you. have a good day.
Классная штука фотографировать спутники и КА!
Hi there, Simon! Create project... I liked so much, but I have some difficulties to found this magenetopot here in Brazil.... Is there any way to replace it for other stuff, some like normal potenciometers??? Thanks a lot.
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Very nice indeed.
Nice one getting rid of the jitter and getting the right conversion factors. I'm surprised at the lag (looks to be about 200ms), what's causing the delay?
Nice work, not heard of that type of pot before, very handy!
RA is right ascension
To save anyone else who might be watching some time, this 3 part series, at no point, becomes an auto tracker, it simply simulates your RA and DEC in stellarium, no tracking or go to.
WOW!! COOL!
why do you use ra and dec when you just have to calculate alt and az
So great! What I would do next is to add two stepper motors and by adding coordinates, or by selecting a target on stellarium to drive the telescope there automatically.
@SaltyBrains wow ! brilliant ... is this not a thing ???
It would be cooler to have a motorised telescope
fuck yhea!
I could be doing with that on my 10in not got a clue whare to start
AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!! 😮😮😮
Dude I came a across this project very late but it's still so awesome I wonder if you have code available
I think you are going to have problems with that mag resistive device 'sticking' and having a delay before if jumps back to position. Ie not recognising new small movements . You may find a goo optical encoder helps. Impressed though keep at it
Would it not be easier to use the eq mount by turning that Newtonian in dob config to an eq config. All you need is a metal bracing structure as the eq mount point connected to the dob up down axis wedges. I've been thinking that might be the cheapest way of getting a big mirror astrograph on an eq mount. You can save 2 to 3 grand this way and those savings can be put to use on a camera or for bigger mount.
Hi Simon, sorry but I can't find the arduino code, I can only find your raspberry code not the arduino one. Can you tell me where can I found it? because I wanna work with arduino not with raspberry.
wooowwwww....
cool setup!
Thankyou
Great project Simon. Given the timeline that I am watching this after a while, where are you in terms of this project? I would love to see what latest features you have cooked up.
whats the folder of doom lmao come on please tell :P
Hi Simon, great work and thanks for sharing your work! have you had any thoughts about motorisation? I have the 200P dob and thinking about ways to motorise the base to make a tracking alt/az base!
That is sexy. I would love to be able to have tracking for my 16" nightsky dob.
hi do you have wireing to pi ?
hello great video. Where can we find wire to Pi ?
this is an amazing project....i am working on something similar..just that its an eq mount. how do yiu connect trellarium to the raspberry pi...???and make the scope slep from one object to another and track it through the night...??
brilliant!!