kendg

On android I use Mobile Observatory pro. Does what I want and has notifications with events for 7 days. Also does aton of other stuff too.

The best option would be if you had the stl file for the part (or the gcode), then it would be no problem to get it printed. Failing that, all the dimensions would be needed so that it could be made up in a 3d design program and then the stl code generated could be turned into gcade for a 3d printer.

Pretty much that's it. Move the camera on the ball joint without moving the Star Adventurer. Just remember to turn on the SA.

Chck out these. and Might be of some help.

My only suggestion is to try to get a model with a flip out screen.

Maybe in ABS or nylon. PLA with 100% fill "might" be OK. I don't think PLA would stand up, but I'd love to be proved wrong.

Of course, why stop at only 2. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3073150

This mignt be close to what you want. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2496996

I use astrotortilla. Seems to work OK as it downloads the relevant datafiles. Just make sure you download them before you go.

Looks really cool, but I don't think it would handle the snow load here

I've found that for what you are getting with APT and one of it's competitors (and I have and use both) they are very inexpensive. No reason not to pay to support the efforts.

Or just pick a object visible during the daytime.

+1 for stellarium

I use BYEOS to capture videos with my Canon 600D. Works pretty nicely.

You have just taken the first step down a very slippery slope. Enjoy the hobby