Harmonic Mount AutoGuiding 2

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Uploaded by on Jan 17, 2009

A long video of the harmonic mount autoguiding on a star using PhD autoguiding.
125 lbs. of simulated optics is attached. The FOV for the vid calculates to 16.7 x 22.4 arc minutes.

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    ..Also CCDware has an Exposure Calc you might be able to use to help decide optimum exposure times..

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    ..Check out Ron Wodaski's CCD Calculator, Nice Program and its Free, it may help you with your questions regarding pixel sampling..

    i.e. 152.4mm Newt @ F5 using DSIpro binned 1x1 = 2.31as/px

    ..i've got an LX200 Mak and the PE was 11.6as before training and 3.94as after, then using SBIG ST4000 & AO-8 setup i'm able to get 900sec exposures no problem.. anyhow thx for your videos, hope the calc helps..

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