Version4: built 2025Sept15 -
current hardware ZWO ASI676MC camera (3552x3552) USB3 and a Windows 10 minicomputer
ASI –150° 2.1mm Lens Adapter for use as an all-sky camera,
4" x 24" sonotube; 4" acrylic dome with flanges;
variable voltage power supply 3-12vdc for the resistor heater;
10 watt 100 ohm resistor (gives upto 1.44 watts of heat at 12vdc, 0.36 at 6vdc )
See also our Allsky2 System from UWO running since 2012 June 08.
Relatively realtime data
If any of these images are empty, this generally means that the system was not active
the night before or that image processing has gone wrong :)
Up is approximately North, East is Left, West is Right and South is down.
References
Try https://www.amsmeteors.org/
University of Calgary Auroral Imaging Group
University of Western Ontario Meteor Physics Group (UWO)
North York Astro Assoc (NYAA) Lorenz Observatory All Sky Camera [Oak Heights]
Cloudbait Observatory (Colorado USA) *
Moonglow (Missouri USA)
Allsky1 System Log
2025sept15 - after years of searching for smaller lens to capture allsky, we found a newer better camera suited for allsky work.. the ZWO ASI676MC. It had 3500+ pixels and so the Raspberry Pi could not longer handle the data.. So we switched over to a windows 10 minicomputer and installed AlLSkEye software and have been configuring it for a few weeks.
2011Feb15 - changed processing scripts a bit to lighten the images as they had become too dark since migrating over to the laptop.
Changed startccd time to 18:32 EST changed STOP time to 06:04EST
2011Jan13 - another laptop (7 years old) installed with all software and allsky now up and running again.
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