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Earl

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  1. energy / matter is never lost its always balanced, out of reach maybe but still in existance, (it is an interesting thought that if you can never interact with something is it lost i guess its one point of view) nothing can leave the universe unless matter / energy can skip between parallel universes, which is an interesting concept in itself and i think i have heard something about that somewhere as some sort of quantum state / property, cant recall which, but it was theoretical at best i think.
  2. managed 3 hours of subs last night yay

  3. Managed 2 subs !!!! BOOOOO

  4. Clear my Furry butt !

  5. imaging, and each time its a little more automated.

  6. OUCH Altinak in Blue !!! HUGE !!!

  7. starting my rgb run

  8. How many galaxys around the leo triplet !!!

    1. ronin

      ronin

      Looks like 2 that are close, NGC 3953 being nearest, NGC3956 up a bit towards Charitin. Further towards the front there is a cluster of about 7-10, towartds the rear there is the Virgo Supercluster and far too many to count. So dependiong on how near 1,2, 10-13 or a couple of thousand.

  9. trying a 1200s sub

  10. Dual setup done.

  11. Tiem to take some flats, and the automation part does not want to play ball, One more for the list.

    1. Earl

      Earl

      Oh and these are sweet much happier :) red looks great now, G and B to go. first time in ages I have done flats, hopefully these will be vaild for some time if i keet the camera in place.

  12. Fially i Think my PA is done

  13. Looks like the Dome to scpoe sync is sorted finally.

    1. nightfisher
    2. PhotoGav

      PhotoGav

      Excellent - did you sort the security light issue?

  14. that ascom driver had me puzzled, there are a few connection options, this hopefuly solves a few problems
  15. POTH that was this missing link :)

  16. Sorry I have had no further input past installation, with the moon out the last few times it was clear I was using my C9.25 setup, I hope to have the FSQ rig up soon.
  17. c9.25 on the mount, might get sme luna stuffs in the bag tonight

    1. hobsey

      hobsey

      You could also try for Uranus.

    2. Coco

      Coco

      Awesome, what camera?

  18. Swaped the c9.25 for the ZS and canon lens setup, got focus, got mount synced via plate solve.................. Cloud, at least its ready for next time.

    1. Earl

      Earl

      And now of course the moon is out and in th ideal place not a cloud in sight... the c9.25 is not on the mount, nature has a great sense of irony

  19. Typical nest predicted clear night is a Waxing Gibbous

  20. I get the gist that I take one image with the mount and scope and camera in a classical polar parked possition (ccd landscape), then another with the RA rotated 90 degees? moving the ccd to portrait
  21. Installing it in the c:\users\lappy has solved that and the api goes in fine, be aware that if you cut and paste the api text off astrometery.net via a click selection of the text it adds a space on the end
  22. Looks like im stuck on inptting the api as python is goving me: Its 2.7 {'parity': None, 'scale_est': None, 'myjobs': None, 'center_dec': None, 'scale_l ower': None, 'radius': None, 'center_ra': None, 'scale_units': None, 'wcs': u'C: /Program Files/photopolaralign/v.wcs', 'allow_mod': 'd', 'job_id': None, 'downsa mple_factor': None, 'public': 'y', 'galex_wcs': None, 'kmz': None, 'scale_err': None, 'sdss_wcs': None, 'allow_commercial': 'd', 'scale_upper': None, 'crpix_cen ter': None, 'upload_url': None, 'wait': None, 'apikey': '', 'sub_id': None, 'twe ak_order': None, 'upload': u'C:/Program Files/photopolaralign/v.jpg', 'server': 'http://nova.astrometry.net/api/' 'jobs_by_exact_tag': None, 'jobs_by_tag': Non e} Sending to URL: http://nova.astrometry.net/api/login {'parity': None, 'scale_est': None, 'myjobs': None, 'center_dec': None, 'scale_l ower': None, 'radius': None, 'center_ra': None, 'scale_units': None, 'wcs': u'C: /Program Files/photopolaralign/h.wcs', 'allow_mod': 'd', 'job_id': None, 'downsa mple_factor': None, 'public': 'y', 'galex_wcs': None, 'kmz': None, 'scale_err': None, 'sdss_wcs': None, 'allow_commercial': 'd', 'scale_upper': None, 'crpix_cen ter': None, 'upload_url': None, 'wait': None, 'apikey': '', 'sub_id': None, 'twe ak_order': None, 'upload': u'C:/Program Files/photopolaralign/h.jpg', 'server': 'http://nova.astrometry.net/api/' 'jobs_by_exact_tag': None, 'jobs_by_tag': Non e} Sending to URL: http://nova.astrometry.net/api/login Exception in Tkinter callback Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Users\lappy\Anaconda\lib\lib-tk\Tkinter.py", line 1486, in __call__ return self.func(*args) File "C:\Program Files\photopolaralign\PPA.py", line 593, in settings_destroy self.write_config_file() File "C:\Program Files\photopolaralign\PPA.py", line 584, in write_config_file with open(self.cfgfn, 'w') as cfgfile: IOError: [Errno 13] Permission denied: 'PPA.ini' Exception in Tkinter callback Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Users\lappy\Anaconda\lib\lib-tk\Tkinter.py", line 1486, in __call__ return self.func(*args) File "C:\Program Files\photopolaralign\PPA.py", line 593, in settings_destroy self.write_config_file() File "C:\Program Files\photopolaralign\PPA.py", line 584, in write_config_file with open(self.cfgfn, 'w') as cfgfile: IOError: [Errno 13] Permission denied: 'PPA.ini'
  23. OK i solved that by opening the file with python (and creating an association, which for some odd reason decided to install in the users directory.... not progrtam files), then create a shot cut to the PPA file on the desktop. Now the api key does not do anythign when input. clicking ok doer nothing, however it seem to work by just closing the window with the x in the right corner.
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