I setup my LXD55 and C5 there, since it's rather close to the window, I even couldn't use the counter weight shaft at first, and I found problem tracking nicely.
Eventually, I setup everything (very hard man!), and it's 32 degree Celcius inside, I'm all wet!
So, I plug in my DMK, and at f/10, I set to 0.75s at first but still couldn't show Venus nicely without very high gain. The final exposure I used was 2s, with medium gain. It's hard enough since I couldn't get good polar alignment with so limited time and space.

1932, CaK at f/10, 1s exposure, pretty high gain.

1938, CaK definitely used, exposure 1.25s, high gain.

1942, CaK used, exposure is 2s, medium gain.
Not a successful observation, and hard enough to make 2s exposure accurate at 2500mm+, also demanding on seeing and transparency, I doubt if I will try again, since it's pretty hard to get decent polar alignment in such a short time window.
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