1001 Celestial Wonders to See Before You Die: Part 8 | Live Telescope Views (EAA) | Team Astronomy скачать в хорошем качестве

1001 Celestial Wonders to See Before You Die: Part 8 | Live Telescope Views (EAA) | Team Astronomy

Tonight we're continuing our pursuit of Michael Bakich's 1001 Celestial Wonders to See Before You Die - Part 8. We're continuing to get used to our new remote desktop software/framework as we connect to our new mini-pc out at the base of the scope in the observatory. For what it's worth, we're relying on the following: Optical Tube Assembly: 11-inch Celestron Rowe-Ackermann Schmidt Astrograph telescope Mount: iOptron CEM70G Primary Imaging Camera: ZWO ASI2600MC Pro Observatory: Pier-Tech Tele-station 2 Pier: Pier-Tech Adjustable-Height Pier Dew Shield: Celestron 11 RASA Aluminum Dew Shield All-Sky Camera - ZWO ASI178MM [working again via remote desktop software! Yay!] The USB hub on the equipment plate (riding up on the scope) is a Pegasus Astro USB Control Hub. That equipment plate also carries a Pegasus Astro Pocket Powerbox Micro to power the USB Hub and cameras, as well as control the dew heater bands to prevent dew build-up on the two cameras. Filter: Celestron Light-Pollution Imaging Filter Focus Motor: Celestron Focus Motor Focusing Software: NINA with Hocus Focus plug-in by George Hilios (jokogeo) Streaming software: OSB with Stream Deck Planetarium software: Stellarium Imaging (EAA) software: Sharpcap with "EAACP" (EAA Control Panel) available in the AstroPlanner scripts section. Portable operating solution: Operating approximately 200 feet from the observatory, with a mini-pc at the base of the scope. Remote connecting using Splashtop remote desktop software. All USBs are combined on the scope and routed down through one USB cable to the mini-PC. The Mini-PC is a FanPeec Industrial Fanless Mini PC with a Windows 11 Pro Core i7-10610U, 32 Gig of RAM, 1 TB SSD hard drive with no moving parts. 12V Power distributed by a power distribution by RIGrunner 4005i by West Mountain Radio 12V Power supply homemade using a MEAN WELL LRS-350-12 348W 12V 29 Amp transformer 110V Power distributed by a Tripp Lite 14 Outlet Network-Grade Rackmount PDU, 15A Power Strip Rack at base of scope: Gator Cases Pro Series Rotationally Molded 4U Rack Case (G-PRO-4U-13) Please visit our website at: https://emeraldhillsskies.com/ and the resource site for electronically-assisted astronomy at... http://eaa101.com and, at the request of our online friends, our Patreon site at...   / emeraldhillsskies   and as of this broadcast, a new online store at: https://emerald-hills-skies.myspreads... Please stop back on this channel for more live streams and Emerald Hills Skies "Skylets" in the future! Thanks for joining us! Doug