Open PHD Guiding

I believe this is a video-only camera, it doesn't deliver single frames required for guiding

If you're doing geostationary and they are 'barely moving' why not just use sidereal.

Paul PHD2 reports "up to date" with respect to the present General Build. In many cases,

Handled via private e-mail. Bruce On Tuesday, November 25, 2025 at 2:43:39 AM UTC-8 math.r...@gmail.

Connection issues resolved and now working as expected. The issue was nothing related to PHD2. But

Turns out polar alignment might not have been "fine". Was able to calibrate after re-

I don't think I'd start by replacing the camera, the problem is much more likely to be coming

It's possible, diagnostic images for lost star events would show us On Sun, Nov 23, 2025 at 8:21

I think it's clearly better and the Dec stability is about where you want it. I think the RA data

The debug log shows you've gotten fouled up with the guide camera connection - you have PHD2

Newly added members are moderated at first, then are taken off moderated status after we see they are

Update, so I switched to iPolar Polarscope so does anyone have experience with using CPWI and CUD 6.1

You ask "is it bad to calibrate at the Dec of your target?" I would say it ranges from

If you update to our latest dev release, 2.6.13dev8, you can use the new-profile-wizard to create a

ty for the answer, Bruce. I will try to reinstall ascom and gs server. ty Il giorno lunedì 17

Just wanted to post that the fix for this 'bug' is to ensure that 'Stop Guiding When

This shouldn't be hard, there shouldn't be any trial and error needed or anything to remember

I see it. I have disconnected the rotator completely.

Yeah, I tried that Bryan, but kept getting this error in Bold black below.... I'm using a remote

I think it's fairly likely that multi-star guiding in PHD2 will produce excellent results.

Hi Geoge 90ms is not much at all and I'd be very happy with that, mine is a lot more but I can

Hello All , Not exactly a guiding question. I have been using Phd2 for a while on my Windows 10 home

Inasmuch as the spikes occur in Dec, I would say it's unlikely to be coming from the mount - the

Thanks for the advice, but looking back at my logs I think I can give some more context. On the 4th I

This is going to be a long response. We can start with some operational problems and mis-conceptions

Ok, you're in the queue. On Friday, November 7, 2025 at 9:54:55 AM UTC-8 aidanb...@gmail.com

Kevin, I believe the reason things keep changing on you is that you need to get the reverse direction

Probably. On Wednesday, November 5, 2025 at 8:51:22 AM UTC-8 mypat...@gmail.com wrote: Bruce Does

Since you're running on a Mac, your best option is probably to use an INDI mount connection to

Thanks Bruce, your suspicion actually seems the most reasonable, although this setup has been in