Looks like no more possible nights for imaging, due to weather. I had a chance last night, but other commitments prevented my making use of it. Bad planning on my part, so this will have to be it.
This is a scant 30 minutes of images, 6 subs of 5 minutes of which 5 were shot through high clouds. This was intended to just be an initial "contingency" night, made without filters. It was supposed to be clear, but after the first sub I looked up and saw that most of the sky was suddenly obscured. The guider seemed happy so I let it run, but after the 6th sub the guider lost its track and the session was done. That was the last time the scope was out.
Imaged 5-January 2024 from home (Bortle-6 + clouds)
Telescope: Stellarvue SVA130EDT (130mm f/7 no reducer or flattener)
Camera: ASI2600MC-Pro (no filters)
Mount: Celestron AVX
Guider: ZWO 60mm f/4.6 scope, ASI174mm Mini camera. CCDciel internal guider software
At-mount computing: Raspberry Pi 4B, Astroberry distro. CCDciel session manager, ASTAP plate solving
6 x 300 seconds Lights, 20 each Darks, Flats, Dark-flats
Stacked with ASTAP, processed in StarTools 1.7