Finally, a more or less good flight of the ISS. The first full-fledged test of my brains for Meade LX200. The sky is not very high - below 50 degrees full soap (also accompanied Tiangong, x37b and sj16, but there soap they flew all pretty low), but closer to the zenith is better. The azimuth limiter stood at 5 degrees / sec. this is enough to accompany the station up to 80 degrees of altitude, but no more, you can increase it to 6 degrees / sec and confidently shoot the full span of the ISS at 80 degrees on the fork, higher spans can be reset at 80 degrees and manually turn the fork, thus passing the zenith point, where huge angular velocities.
ISS 21.03.2022 19_40_38 gmt (the beginning of the shooting of the video), height 78 degrees. Monty LX200 MadMax. seeing 2/5, transparency 3/5. (1 - bad, 5 - excellent) Meade ACF 16" f/10 tube + Meade zero 2" focuser + 2x refinery (focal ~8 meters) + playerOne imx429 + zwo EFW mini + Baader LRGB(R). 183fps 720x600, mono12, gain 280, shutter speed 0.9ms. Addition of 15% of 500 frames in AS!3 with wavelets, 150% of original.
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