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Started at 10pm
Focus position main scope 15,946
Ended at 5:30am
Very windy night with 1.6’ seeing! I started with NGC 5982 Draco triplet but the wind was too high at 48.25 km/s! Trailing stars everywhere and guiding was useless at 36”!! So paused imaging until the wind dropped slightly. I continued to monitor the situation from the Teide Observatory Grafana dashboard page here;
http://161.72.1.36/v2/d/cww_ot/common-weather-website-of-teide-observatory?orgId=1&refresh=1m
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Back up in my room I can hear the wind whistling past my window. After another hour the conditions were no better so I set the mount to run all night across 3 objects and went to bed crossing my fingers the ASIAIR and AM5 mount behaved well.
I was then delighted by sunrise that I had captured some useful data, not as much as I had hoped but good news enough. I had captured ok data for M11 of 12 x 300s subs.
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M11 single 5 min sub
I also grabbed 19 semi successful images of M22,
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M22 single 5 min sub
and lastly only 8 not great frame of M30 at the beginning of the night which quite frankly need to be taken again.
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M30 poor frame 5 mini sub