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Take Perfect Flats With N.I.N.A. 's Flat Wizard In Dynamic Brightness Mode 

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@stephen2615
@stephen2615 11 месяцев назад
Thanks for this video. It never occurred to me to take an image and then check the histogram value in the main screen as a starting value. My 3 nm filters (especially Ha) gobble up most of the panels available light and this helps me get an idea of what to use.
@OhanSmit
@OhanSmit 2 года назад
Excellent video, thank you :)
@kowalskik.1333
@kowalskik.1333 8 месяцев назад
Thanks a lot for that great video!! May I ask why did you make the flats all at the same gain?? Usually HSO is capcured at higher gains than LRGB. So wouldnt you adjust that higher gain also when doing flats? And also I wonder why you dont go
@darkskygeek
@darkskygeek 8 месяцев назад
I use the same gain for all my filters, so that I can use the same bias and dark frames. Otherwise, it becomes quite complex to deal with many bias and dark frames… HTH
@franckmalterre6087
@franckmalterre6087 2 года назад
Hi Julien, First thanks a lot for your project ! I tested the flat panel circuit on breadboard today and I have suggestion about it's design. Main difference with your's is that I'm using a different NPN Mosfet : FQP30N06L (this may explain why I did not get espected behaviour ?) and no power regulator. So what I changed are about the mosfet, the resistor is now between xiao port 8 and mosfet gain, source is directly connected to gnd and drain is connected to led minus - I have modified fritzing schema. Let me know what you think of that and if you want to get the fritzing.
@darkskygeek
@darkskygeek 2 года назад
Hi Franck! I don’t understand what makes your design better. Can you explain? Is it just the economy of a buck converter?
@franckmalterre6087
@franckmalterre6087 2 года назад
@@darkskygeek Well, no. if you have a look at the FQP mosfet datasheet you will notice that a resistor can be used as a filter to avoid unwanted current on the gate. In fact, I don't understand why the drain is connected to the gnd through a resistor. Please have a look at the schema drive.google.com/file/d/1-T3iVtFbHdwypgSZ0MG04hCofBHDzFE8/view?usp=sharing
@darkskygeek
@darkskygeek 2 года назад
@@franckmalterre6087 OK, I get what you’re saying now. I went back and looked at my schematics in the README of my GitHub repo, and I realized that there is a small mistake. The photo of the circuit at github.com/jlecomte/ascom-flat-panel#electronic-circuit shows the correct wiring. The GATE (not drain) is connected to the ground through a resistor, which is a best practice when wiring a MOSFET. See www.build-electronic-circuits.com/mosfet-gate-resistor/ for more info. I’ll fix the schematics later today. Thanks for letting me know!!! 👍🏻
@DavidMoulton
@DavidMoulton Год назад
Is the rotator on your AT130 stock? It looks different than mine.
@darkskygeek
@darkskygeek Год назад
It’s not. My rotator is a William Optics manual rotator, which has male M63 threads. Highly recommended, albeit a little expensive.
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