Bonjour Luis Also from South of France but SW you are probable SE,my site coordinates are lon 1° 7' W and LAT 44° 6' N. (near Mézos) I have also a LX90GPS...
Hello Bill, Arthurok and Henrik Thank very much for the quick answers... Bill, I have been performed the alignment using the stars that autostars suggested:...
Hello there, I'm brand new to this group. I've been using my LX90 for a few years with great enjoyment, but still have some setup questions. I use a wedge...
Bonjour Luis, LNT does the following (if you have one) It levels the scope automatically during alignment it measures the level in 2 directions 90° apart also...
Hi Luis you are in the middle of the town Lyon 1200 meters from the river Rhone correct? You must have problems with light pollution I live in the middle of ...
Cory, You may want to check out an article on my website I wrote concerning Polar Alignment. It isn't the "end all" authority by any means, but should get you...
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Stephen, Thanks. This is exactly what I was looking for. Cory Loewen "Stephen Hamilton" <stephen.hamilton To ...
Hi from California, Hi from a newbie... Posted by: "s d" soopafly1970@... soopafly1970 Tue Jul 31, 2007 11:29 am (PST) Hello from Colorado! My first...
Luis, I have an old LX90 classic and find the go-to very accurate. However, be aware that the moon and planets which are constantly changing their positions...
Luis ... exactly ... The position of Planets (amongst other objects) is always a CALCULATED position (you will even see the AutoStar display "CALCULATING..."...
Hello John, Bill, Niall Salut Henrik Tanks for the hints! Last night I have performed the calibration of the motors taking as reference Polaris. I set it for...
... Use "regular" stars, like Altair, Mizar, and others which are not so near to the pole. It should do -much- better. The math formulas Meade uses (and...
Bonsoir Henrik You are rigth ! I made a confusion writing "calibration" instead of "train driver". I made the train driver taking as reference Polaris after to...
Bonjour Henrik! The temperature is an important factor for the battery current, this is happens because the chemical reactions inside the battery that promotes...
Yes, the various screws on the outside of the OTA allow you to bolt on accessories like guide scope mounts and counterbalance systems. Cheers David ...
... SUPER GOOD GOTOs!!! Once it is aligned....and TRAINED, and CALIBRATE motors, and CALIBRATE sensors. I Calibrate motors every time I use the scope, and I...
These are the first s shots since I've installed my new Freathertouch Microfocuser. What a sweep piece of equipment it is. M57: LX90 8" + WO 0.8X FR/FF + 300D...
I'm considering alternatives to the finder on my 8" LX90 LNT. I've found the finder scope awkward to look through at high angles, and the red dot finder...
Hi, Kim, I had the use of a laser finder several weeks ago. Fantastic! They are of course lighter than a standard finder, but you won't need to worry about...
Hi Folks I'm just getting started in CCD imaging using a Meade DSI II color with my Meade LX90 non Gps scope. I would like to try the Guiding feature using the...
Bonjour Henrik and Hello Joe, Bill and all nice guys that have been helping me. May be I did not expressed well in my last post but this is the same thing that...
Hi, I am new to the group. I have my used LX90 for just about a month. I am still exploring the capability of the scope. Those are beautiful pictures. It's...
Hello Stephen! welcome to the group! I am also new in the group and also I have bought a recently an used LX90 with accessories. This is my first real...
Stephen, Thanks for the comments and welcome to the group. The LX90 gets a lot of flack about not being a capable platform for Astrophotography. I love being...
Nice photos David! The second link says M51, but goes to M13, not a big deal, I just went to the root of the page and found the rest of your images. Anyhow,...