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As per @Jonk you would need the source code from Robert prob programmed in free Pascal then compile with lazarus for the RPi, I did it for the dew controller for Robert a couple of years ago. He does come on here from time to time @brown_rb but last visited 2021 tho maybe fire him an email from his sourceforge account? https://sourceforge.net/p/arduinomysqmskyqualitymeter/discussion/general/

and why do we still use rigid equipment US with non metric tools albeit imperial inches and US allen keys to change the teeth Duh....

same over the river here our supplier supplies in either 25kg or 30kg tins. depends on the viscosity of the paint used

it's not like windows and getting the latest version.

Any updates would be seen on Indilib.org forum and not here in the first instance anyway albeit Radek is a member on here as well.

kick back and admire it and shuffle the curtains every now and then. I know the feeling. And feel for you

I have a vintage old classic Vixen 1.25" 8-24mm zoom and love using it on my C5

A warm welcome to SGL Bobby

probably which sensor are you using DHT or HTU you need to edit one of the config files controllerconfig.h glad you are making progress

what version arduino are you using i'm on 1.8.16 and compiles just fine if you are using arduino v2 then maybe a problem

Ian, Have you copied the files as above to your Documents\Arduino folder if not then it won't compile

which version are you using? There should be eight folders in the myDewController Libraries folder myDallasTemperature myDHT21 myEEPROM myOLED myQueue mySparkfunHTU21D newliquidCrystal OneWire Move these folders to the Arduino\libraries folder in your Documents folder (for windows). Replace any existing folders or files. Do not edit or replace any of these files. They have been edited and modified to use with the myDewControllerPro firmware

Maybe look at what OS your company is using if you work for a large company? Windows 10 Pro. So win11 gets tested by the lab rats= GP and stuff's up a load of stuff before being ironed out to the corps.

So a bit like Jodrell Bank and Goonhilly Earth Station. They provide a gov service and also a visitor attaction during the daytime.

actually she has got me a season pass 600 mm aperture telescope, Valméca manufacture (Vernet optics), equipped with a Newton focus (3.3) and two Cassegrain focusses (8 and 16) at our local gov observatory so a hands on once a month on thursdays eve subject to clear nights

i'll ask the wife ;(

I see you have been in contact with @brown_rb so he can add the info to the PDF great job done.

Arrived today in the post well impressed. Thankyou @Ags👍

just ordered from the long river Discovering Double Stars II: Double Stars for Light Polluted Skies (Black and White Version) Broché – 12 septembre 2022

Have a read of this on the onstep.io forum for the pulleys used on an eq5 mount https://onstep.groups.io/g/main/files/Documents and Guides/OnStep-W32-CNCV3-EQ5-Build-Instructions.pdf there is BOM on page 5. Albeit this is for a CNC3 build with a Wemos D1 But the parts listed should work you just need to input the gear ratio into the configurator then upload to Viagra I mean Blue pill. Any questions ask on the Onstep Forum as very friendly.

the ASI mini you could attach directly to the photo adaptor on the tube ring for now or in the finderscope bracket. Till you descide what dovetail bar to get and maybe a second finder shoe to attach the guidescope to as per the evoguide that would bolt directly to the top dovetail

Hi, Welcome to SGL. You could fit one of these https://www.firstlightoptics.com/dovetails-saddles-clamps/skywatcher-dovetail-mounting-plates.html then via some means attach your guide scope do have a guide scope in mind? maybe find a better solution if you tell us what you intend to attach to your 120ED.

take the dovetail off the scope and flip it and try in the mount by itself the angle of the pictures from FLO and yours don't really help