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Dr. Astro
Senior Forum Moderator User ID: 4211721 United States 02/22/2014 04:20 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Sweet video......not had my scope running right since my pc crashed. My Starshoot Autoguider won't work. The error says Ascom couldn't connect with pulse guiding. With the pc crash, guiding error, clouds, -0 temps,snow and wind it has been a rough Winter for for Astrophotos. Quoting: sreglof23 I had a similar issue one time with PHD guiding; the solution was to turn off "use newer pulse guiding" under the telescope's ASCOM driver options. Maybe toggling that setting will help? |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 54712751 United States 02/22/2014 07:34 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Beautiful. Thank you! Quoting: RedRoad Since you are equipped...could you please check, record and post one of those strobing red-blue-green-yellow stars? I would very much appreciate it. I would really like to know what they are and what they look like up close. I was seeing these almost every night in central Texas, back in late Nov. They aren't stars. I haven't noticed or looked for them in a few months. There were two I could see simultaneously. I have a Celestron CPC925 XLT, but didn't scope the objects. I could tell from looking through bino's they aren't stars, or I never seen stars with flashing lights like that. Next few weeks I'll be out more with the scope, it's warming up now. If I see em, I'll image one with an Atik Titan CCD and see what I get, and post it. No stacking I am guessing due to the flashing lights but with 15 frames a sec, maybe catch a good frame. They are bizarre, maybe another sky watcher knows what these are? Yea, I've seen those as well....we were out sky gazing and noticed them....they appear and re-appear instantaneously we noticed....they aren't solar objects but something much closer I think... No, you're not crazy....2 people on this side of my screen saw them too.. |
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User ID: 45532231 United States 02/22/2014 08:47 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | That is very cool. I can see Jupiter right off my back porch with my Celestron 75, not as big but the last time I looked I got to see about four or five of its moons in perfect alignment, twas very cool. Last Edited by LuckyPyrate on 02/22/2014 08:48 AM Life is Too Serious to Take Seriously "Have nothing to do with the fruitless deeds of darkness, but rather expose them." ephesians 5:11 revolutionaryfreedom.us |
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sreglof23
User ID: 21161999 United States 02/22/2014 09:41 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Thanks man....will try. Still haven't used my Skyglow filter yet either. I can't focus in enough to achieve focus. I guess a low profile focuser is next on the list. For those wanting to do astrophotography, the shit is expensive....lol Sweet video......not had my scope running right since my pc crashed. My Starshoot Autoguider won't work. The error says Ascom couldn't connect with pulse guiding. With the pc crash, guiding error, clouds, -0 temps,snow and wind it has been a rough Winter for for Astrophotos. Quoting: sreglof23 I had a similar issue one time with PHD guiding; the solution was to turn off "use newer pulse guiding" under the telescope's ASCOM driver options. Maybe toggling that setting will help? |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 54218981 Slovenia 02/25/2014 03:39 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Beautiful. Thank you! Quoting: RedRoad Since you are equipped...could you please check, record and post one of those strobing red-blue-green-yellow stars? I would very much appreciate it. I would really like to know what they are and what they look like up close. I was seeing these almost every night in central Texas, back in late Nov. They aren't stars. I haven't noticed or looked for them in a few months. There were two I could see simultaneously. I have a Celestron CPC925 XLT, but didn't scope the objects. I could tell from looking through bino's they aren't stars, or I never seen stars with flashing lights like that. Next few weeks I'll be out more with the scope, it's warming up now. If I see em, I'll image one with an Atik Titan CCD and see what I get, and post it. No stacking I am guessing due to the flashing lights but with 15 frames a sec, maybe catch a good frame. They are bizarre, maybe another sky watcher knows what these are? I posted a new thread on this topic - with my own info & experiences. If you find out anything new or significant - could you please post it there also? Thank you. Thread: STARS WHICH STROBE RED, GREEN, GOLD AND BLUE – STARSHIPS??? |