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If that's the case, which sad as I had built two AAF2 focusers in the past. If you still require a source for a decent DIY focuser then I suggest, if you haven't been there, is Robert Brown's excellent myfocuserpro2 Steve

That's great news. Voyager has certainly made me feel very confident in full automation and having a relatively good nights sleep I have tested for rain, I use the Cloudwatcher, and tested it on a clear night with full moon. Voyager immediately went into emergency mode and parked the mount & closed the shutter and waited for the "rain" to clear. Test done. Regarding the power failure I need to fine tune my UPS parameters to execute a safe shutdown. Too cold at the mo to set it up. I have the custom array for my two scope setup and Leonardo kindly orchestrated a Teamview session to

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Hi Martin, That computer spec will more than suffice in processing in both Pixinsight & CAD. What you will need in addition to the PC is adequate back-up for your infinitely growing imaging files. Steve

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I'm really gutted for you. It's hard enough putting the system together without this trauma happening. I debated whether to go roll-off or dome and dome won due to worries about the scope clashing with the roof. Look into power automation to eliminate this happening again. Don't rely on your memory........I daren't Oh.. and a belated welcome to the Lounge Steve

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