When I setup it was overcast to the north so I couldn't properly align my tracking mount. I did some minor adjustments after an hour of testing and got it reasonably close, all considered. I think this was the first eclipse time lapse where I didn't have to re-center to stop drifting off-screen (but just barely).
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