Bruce, here's where I'm headed with this. I'd be happy to just get a good PEC
training right now. My original problem of a few days (actually it had probably
gone on for weeks, but I started homing in on it this week) was probably due to
somehow erasing the PEC training. I kept assuming it was OK and it was causing my
snag/drift weird images. I figured it couldn't be PEC because I had only a few
weeks before PECed the heck out of the scope, so I thought the problems were
elsewhere. Last night I demonstrated to myself that the PEC was really awful, so
I corrected it using autoguide. I'm still interested in PEC curves, but I think
I'm going to shift over to CCDSoft to get them for me. I'm just beginning to use
CCDSoft and think it can be used for this purpose. Maybe using CCDOPS to get them
via the trk list will work, but I think it might work out better the other
way--CCDSoft.
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Wayne T. Watson (121.015 Deg. W, 39.262 Deg. N, 2,701 feet)

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