[sac-forum] Re: Need Help
- From: AJ Crayon <acrayon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: sac-forum@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 12 Jul 2004 21:57:38 -0700
Dave, just responded to your response for me at Deep Sky. In my
response was a discussion about the latitude difference between Orlando
and Phoenix, they are 28.538 and 33.5 degrees north, respectively.
Could this be the source of the drift. Otherwise, as Jeff H. pointed
out check with Steve Dodder at the URL given.
Although this message has more information it isn't clear when the drift
started - Orlando or Phoenix.
Hope this helps rather than confuse,
aj
Leslie and Dave Cooper wrote:
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>Hello to all,=0D
> My wife and I just joined your club, we just recently moved from Orla=
>ndo
> FL. where we belonged to an astronomy group called CFAS which stands for=
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>Central Florida Astronomical Society" I am into CCD Imaging, and have bee=
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>doing well in Florida. I have the 10" Meade Lx200 Classic on a Meade Supe=
>r
>Wedge. I just purchased the Orion ED80 and Lomsmandy mounting rails. I al=
>so
>have 13LB's of weight, 8lbs 2 dimensional an 5 lbs 1 dimensional set f=
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>counter weights Thus giving balance in DEC and RA. The problem that I hav=
>e
>been having is the drifting in DEC axis and sometimes in RA. I have PEC
>trained the RA and DEC as needed hoping that this will solve the problem.=
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> The problem seemed to start when I added the ED80 for piggy backing a=
>s a
>guide scope. I was wondering if any of the club members could help me sol=
>ve
>this problem, I hate to remove the ED80 and go back to one dimensional
>Imaging meaning taken dark frames as such. Your help would be deeply
>appreciated. I live in Avondale, and would welcome any help.=0D
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> Thanks For Your Time=0D
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> Sincerely=0D
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> Dave Cooper
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