Joseph Hunt

Figured it out. I looked back into the PC's time settings, while I had previously changed the actual time, the time zone was still off. After changing that, everything is now working properly. EQMOD now displays the correct LST and NINA now has the correct moonrise/moonset/etc times. The system is now able to quickly plate solve, etc.

I’ve been having quite the difficulty getting EQMOD to work with my Skywatcher HEQ5 & NINAsoftware. In NINA’s it shows moonrise at 14:11, moonset at 05:52. Those seem off to me. For instance, Photopills says moonrise should be 7:12AM and moonset is 10:53PM. Doing some digging, I think it could be a time mismatch issue. I did change the PC's time to current time. didn't seem to make a difference in what NINA thought the sunrise, sunset, etc time should be. Other than the coordinates in EQMOD, I don't...