Hello,
The 10MicronGM1000 mount was tracking (unguided) flawlessly until the target, M20, reached around 23 degrees in altitude in the southern sky. The first 75 subs looked fine, the last two looked like this:
My model altitude limits were set to 80 degrees through to 30 degrees. Could that be why the tracking failure occurred?
Or is there a tracking limit in the mount's settings somewhere I can set? 23 degrees wasn't that low on the horizon, yet NINA's error message said the object is too close to the horizon to track.
Anyone have similar experience?
Thanks!
Jerry
The 10MicronGM1000 mount was tracking (unguided) flawlessly until the target, M20, reached around 23 degrees in altitude in the southern sky. The first 75 subs looked fine, the last two looked like this:
My model altitude limits were set to 80 degrees through to 30 degrees. Could that be why the tracking failure occurred?
Or is there a tracking limit in the mount's settings somewhere I can set? 23 degrees wasn't that low on the horizon, yet NINA's error message said the object is too close to the horizon to track.
Anyone have similar experience?
Thanks!
Jerry
