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Arduino mySQM Sky Quality Meter
mySQM powered by Arduino Nano
A sky quality meter based on TLS237 and Arduino Nano. (c) Copyright Robert Brown 2014-2024. All Rights Reserved. Code or portions of code may not be copied or used without appropriate credit given to author. For a WiFi ESP32 much improved version please see https://sourceforge.net/projects/mysqmproesp32/ AUTHOR NOTE: HIGHLY RECOMMEND YOU USE AN ARDUINO MEGA FOR THIS PROJECT IF ALL OPTIONS ARE CHOSEN YOU CAN RUN OUT OF CODE SPACE ON A NANO -
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DarkLight Cover/Calibrator
DIY project to build a cover, flat panel or combo flip-flat panel
The DarkLight Cover/Calibrator (DLC) is a DIY project to build a motorized telescope cover, flat panel, or a combination flip-flat system. Its modular design supports various setups: a 12V light panel without a servo for a wall-mounted calibration panel, a servo-only cover for sky flats, or both integrated into a flip-flat mechanism. The DLC also includes optional dew heating to reduce extra equipment and cabling. With available drivers, it works with ASCOM or INDI. We’re excited to announce that the DarkLight Cover Calibrator project has officially moved to GitHub! 🔗 New GitHub Repository: 👉 https://github.com/10thTeeAstronomy/DarkLight_CoverCalibrator © Nathan Woelfle 2025. ... -
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Software to support TASS, The Amateur Sky Survey. We are taking photometric measurements of all stars in the sky in several filters measurements repeated frequently to allow detection of variable stars
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