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Glad your one works..at what stage have you enterered the coordinates as ive never found it or its never asked me.

Ive tried 3 times but not wasting another night of good seeing with it..i wait until i havr a free evening and try again..

On 25/12/2016 at 16:42, CraigT82 said:

The next person to refer to the ASI1600 as a CCD will get a poke in the eye!

P.S.apologies to the OP, I can't help with the spacing question at all! 

I was thinking the same thing...

Didnt think it was that complicated.. i suppose asking a camera to do 2 separate things complicates the matter a little..

What are you going to image with it as its a planetry camera..i know your going to use it for oag but abit expensive just for that

Avoid Amazon..hearing lots of scams going on..support your local telescope shop or outlet..

I thought you need the small pixel size for higher resolution..i use a 8 inch sct..works good enough on that..

Ive got the mono version..awesome  product..not used it as yet for guiding ..ive had people look at me in disbelief on the fps..

First thing with deep sky objects is you need a mount that will track..otherwise your limiting your exposure to seconds rather than mins..i get better results with a iso of 800 than any higher..