Lunatico Software Security The Internet can be a dangerous place and even with modern antivirus software, it is possible to download malicious software masquerading as a legitimate product. In recognition of this problem, reputable software companies such as Lunatico will always (except on beta versions) use a software certificate to confirm the validity of their […]
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Lunatico Support Policy At Lunatico we always strive to offer the best possible support, to make it as easy as possible to use our products, many of which are more complex than they might at first seem. Indeed, some require a degree of programming knowledge in order to use them to their full potential. If you
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Using the Solo with ZeroTier This is part of an occasional series that takes a closer look at our flagship products, in order to help you to unlock their full potential. Today we show you how to simplify and protect access to your Solo using the ZeroTier network. Although it appears daunting, the whole process
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Helical microfocuser vs. traditional https://youtu.be/LgTmL3pGtmY For guiding, and imaging in general, we prefer – by far – the traditional focuser (the black one in the video, our EZG); way more travel and, above all, much more rigidity. Rigidity is, for sure, the most important feature of a guidescope, with (probably) field of view being
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How the Hydreon works with the CloudWatcher The Hydreon works by opening or closing a contact when it detects rain, and it’s been adapted to work with the CloudWatcher, who expects a variable reading depending on the amount of rain. A special cable has been devised, that will result in two different readings (from the
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Hive Now that the CloudWatcher is able to measure more weather data than ever, that is: ambient temperature, sky reflected IR, humidity, atmospheric pressure, rain, wind… we are reactivating a project of old to apply machine learning to cloud and rain detection. The idea is to collect a huge amount of data, cloudwatcher sensor data and
There’s a lot of misunderstanding about sensor sizes, much of it goes to the strange and convoluted manner in which they can be expressed. For smaller, compact cameras they’re given in fractions of an inch (1/N inch format)… We found a very interesting article about the dimensions of the Imaging sensor, if you want to
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LATEST NEWS! 2025 Feb: It’s official—we’ll be attending this year’s NEAF. 2024 October: New pocketCW2 configuration application released. 2024 May: RTI-Zone releases free plugins for our devices. 2024 Mar: New CW and pocketCW Data Display software released! 2024 Jan: We become partners of ASG’s Astronomy Picture of the Month contest 2024 Jan: We now have
Lunatico’s telescope pier head versus other options in the market Please avoid this: … this is probably the most common type of telescope pier head / mount coupling, and is to be avoided. Truth is, the base of the mount does not need to be perfectly level – what we’re looking for is a perfect alignment of the
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N.I.N.A. and GNS We are proud to announce that, thanks to Nick Hardy, N.I.N.A. finally supports the Good Night System. It has been achieved by developing a custom plugin – you’ll need a current «nightly» build at this moment. We are really happy to welcome N.I.N.A. to the GNS ecosystem – thank you, Nick! The
