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Mick H

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  1. Package from Auntie FLO arrived this morning.

     

     Took advice from SGL members here (thank you).

     

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    Brought the AstroZap Baader Solar Filter instead of the Seymour Glass Filter, Just waiting for the Baader Solar Continuum Filter to arrive which was not in stock.

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  2. On 11/01/2014 at 10:37, LilRob said:

    Hello People 

    I am trying to connect my new celestron to stellaium 

    i have connected to correct com3 as it says in device manager but when try to start it just says stopped 

    First time trying to connect 

    I have installed all the drivers given to me but still does not work 

    anyone know how to resolve 

    Many Thanks 

    And clear skies 

    I take it that you have done an alignment before trying to use Stellarium?

  3. 7 minutes ago, ScouseSpaceCadet said:

    Liverpool City Council street lighting dept didn't even bother replying to either of my emails about a ridiculous LED in the cul-de-sac behind us... So nice result, well done.

     

     

    A letter to Jurgen Klopp might help sort that out. 😉

    Oh and well done Swoop1.

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  4. 49 minutes ago, Sharpy said:

    Hi my names Jordon.

    I just registered as I am having the same issue with exactly the same set-up and have found a temporary work around until hopefully Celestron find a solution.

    I know it doesn’t take long to manually enter time & location but I like to speed up the set-up process as much as possible so I can spend my precious time (have 2 young children who can wake up at any moment) on achieving precise polar alignments for astrophotography as I am on a wedge.

    Now I have found it doesn’t matter how you connect the WiFi/HC/SS with or without the splitter this will work. First turn-on and go to menu/time and location/time location source and turn on Manual entry then turn off scope. Next turn on again and do the same above but turn gps accessory as the source then wait for gps fix. Now start alignment procedure and you won’t have the SS ERROR. Now your kit will work perfectly until you turn off again.

    I know this isn’t perfect but you can avoid manually inputting until Celestron come up with a fix.

    Hope this helps

    Hi Jordan, and welcome to SGL.

    That is a good find, and hopefully it might help David until Celestron come up with a fix.

    I don't have GPS as I only setup in the garden. 

    I only had to enter my location once as it is stored in the mount, so I just enter time and date and let StarSense do it's stuff.

    The only benefit I can see of using GPS is going to other sites.

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