This page shows how the Ethernaude work for night imaging. The computer can be very distant than on the picture (inside, for example, during winter), only an electrical plug and a network cable binds the observation post to the command post.
Find here two pictures obtained with these conditions (LX200 8" at
F/D=10), with the Ethernaude and a Kaf400 Audine without shutter (in binning 2x2
the smearing has not been removed because it
is almost not visible by the fast picture reading).
These images (only pre-processed, flat don't removed) are not a real quality, so
sorry.
Messier 27 and NGC7678 (with the supernovae discovered by Alain KLOTZ).