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Asked ZWO & received prompt answer: All operations, including stacking, are done in the Seestar S50 itself. While recording & stacking is in progress the phone may be disconnected. The app is designed for mobile we havent tested on mac or windows android sub system.

Must the app on the phone remain connected to the Seestar while a recording is in progress? Are all operations (like stacking) done in the Seestar itself or on the phone app? Can the phone be disconnected while the Seestar is recording & stacking and later on be connected again? Can I use a PC to connect with the Seestar via WiFi? The app is installed on the PC.

Must the app on the phone remain connected to the Seestar while a recording is in progress? Are all operations (like stacking) done in the Seestar itself or on the phone app? Can the phone be disconnected while the Seestar is recording & stacking and later on be connected again? Can I use a PC to connect with the Seestar via WiFi? The app is installed on the PC.

Here 2 images from Arp 278 Both with Evo 8 @ F/5 First with ASI290MM Second with ASI533MC

I took a look in my past observations and found also those 2 galaxies. NGC 147 Evo 8 @ F/5 Lodestar X2 mono 7 x 20 s NGC 185 (and UGC 378) Evo 8 @ F/5.3 ASI533MM 61 x 15 s

My trials on Arp 28 Evo 8 @ F/5 ASI290MM ASI533MC-Pro

from a long time ago (august 2017) NGC 6537 Evo 8 @ F/6.4 ATIK Infinity 3 x 45 s

See here: https://www.cloudynights.com/topic/562325-partial-observation-of-einsteins-cross-gravitationally-lensed-quasar/#entry7632228

Starting February I was also imaging about 30 Hickson objects. As a comparison here are mine with a ASI290MM at BIN 2 under Bortle 7 with a 6 SE @ F/5 HCG 68 27 x 10 s HCG 61 21 x 10 s HCG 57 25 x 10 s

HCG 50 which I imaged March 25 in Bortle 7 6 SE @ f/5 13 x 10 s

Arp 214 from a few days ago. Evo 8 @ f/5.3

Imaged Arp 104 "The Keenan's System - Bridge" back in 2020. Evo 8 @ f/5 ASI533MC-Pro 20 x 45 s In the inverted image the "Bridge" can be 'hardly' seen.

HCG 68 Evo 8 @ f/5 ASI533MC-Pro 10 x 30 s

My latest EAA on Arp 285: 6 SE @ f/5 with ASI290MM Bortle 7 39 x 8 s

Those are my NGC 2022 images: Evo 8 @ F/4.9 Lodestar X 2 Mono 2 x 30 s Evo 8 @ F/4.7 ASI290MM 11 x 8 s BIN 2

Arp 331 6 SE @ F/5 ASI290MM Bortle 7 28 x 10 s

Tried to image Arp 190 and managed to see the tidal stream (going down and up to the right). Indeed comparable to the "Antenna" Galaxies. Celestron 6 SE Bortle 7 ASI290MM 80/90 x 10 s

Arp 150 Evolution 8 @ f/4.7 ASI290MM 8 x 20 s

I can't resist either to image NGC 6888 once a year...😀 ASI533MC-Pro 11 x 30 s

I use ASTAP to do that. In SharpCap I always store a fits file to import in ASTAP.

excellent

Arp 99 - NGC 7547 + 49 + 50 - HCG 93 - Sp. & Ell. G. in Peg Evolution 8 @ f/4.7 ZWO ASI290MM 12 x 10 s

I tried it with a ZWO ASI533MC-Pro on Evolution 8 @ f/5.3 12 x 10 s

ARP 220 imaged at June 2019 Evolution 8 @ F/5 ASI290MM Full moon (some dew at corrector) 6 x 15 s cropped