Oh, you're talking about using my Sony as the camera that looks through the scope. I thought you meant that I should piggyback the camera (using its ...

Hmm. I will attempt to answer my own question. It seems that with a sensor as small as the one on the HQ camera (6.287mm x 4.712mm), the "crop facto...

I thought about that. The scope does have a mounting block - I assume it is so you can use the optical tube on a different mount. It is exactly oppo...

Here is a question that does come fully back to the topic of Bill's original article: What exactly will the Pi HQ camera be able to see through my ET...

@zander Wow, that is a really helpful post, full of good ideas and information. Thank you. It's the "up to speed" part that is the biggest challenge...

I have three TVs in this house, and the newest of them is about 12-15 years old. Two of them haven't been used in years, and even the one in my livin...

Thank you, that pointed me in the right direction. On my system, it seems to be "video_feed", not "video_stream". When I copy the image URL from the...

I'm not sure of the etiquette here - if I have something to ask/discuss about the solar scope project, do I ask it here in this thread? Or is there a...

Hey, sorry, I disappeared for a while after this conversation. I did let my grandson play with the little robot, and he liked it a lot. Later I revi...

Good, thanks. That answers my question - the S3 is a newer version than the ones that I have. So I can use these or spend a few bucks for the newer ...

Thank you again for your always valuable advice. I think your first sentence provides your top recommendation, and if I want to play with this with m...

Is the ESP32-S3 the same ESP32 that I see all over Amazon? Has it changed at all over the past few years? I have a couple of ESP32 boards that I bou...

I didn't get time to really look at your video until this evening, and, yes, it's very responsive. I know nothing at all about web-sockets, but lack ...

But it's got such pretty flashing red lights, and they make a heart! And, and, and, it's an Arduino! 😀 😆 😀 Even with my limited knowledge, it did...

@inq Thank you again for helpful and relevant information. I actually have very little experience working with any of those capabilities. I understa...