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Good seeing this morning when this image was taken: Through My Looking Glass, Astrophotography by Brian Combs (bcastropics.com) ( http://www.bcastropics.com/images/view/747 ) Brian Combs

I too use a rear focuser, from Starlight Instruments. Good construction, very sturdy but not entirely happy with the Focuser Boss motor drivers. The available settings are too fast for fine planetary

Sorry I took so long to get back to you. Below is a link to my YouTube Channel. Once there you will see a short video showing my telescope setup. I use the Optic Gemini Rotatable Focuser. If you will

Thank you, Charlie. Sent: Tuesday, May 4, 2021 4:01 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [C14EdgeHD] EdgeHD C14 with rings or Two dovetail bars- mirror locks Hello George, The original C14 locks

Hello George, The original C14 locks are designed for use during transport. The mirror is moved all the way back using the internal focuser, and the captive screws in the back are screwed in to hold

I do the same now. Have a WO crayford. I do try to set the mirror and lock it in mid of crayford range. I do it as I describe below. I think it works. Sent: Tuesday, May 4, 2021 8:07 AM To:

Wow, I didn't even know that was an option. What kind of rear focuser do you recommend?

I would think that most do not use the mirror to focus as much as rear focusers these days. I only use my mirror Focuser to center the mirror in the center the Rotator/Focusers range. Once done I lock

I think one backs the locks off (CCW) then focus then turn mirror locks CW until they contact the mirror slightly then recheck focus.? Yes?

I've always been a bit confused on how to use thos mirror locks. Can someone help a bit? Sent: Sunday, May 2, 2021 4:07 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [C14EdgeHD] EdgeHD C14 with rings or Two

Not sure there are any houses left to buy in Arizona, the entire state of California is here now, they are leaving California by the millions. The housing market here is on fire. LOL LOL This not an

Christian,? ? no, just the mirror locks that are included with the C14. Cheers & Clears

I don't know that the type of scope or focal ratio makes any difference. If your scope was able to image and track already using T - point should work fine. T - point just refines the pointing. Once

A little off track here, but I have a question about the T-Point video, but it's fairly important. Charles Walker was simulating a C14. Unless this video is 10 years old, I assume he means an Edge

I just love the 10000lb pier Gary :)? Puts mine to shame, probably around five hundred lb I would guess, but it was built for a C11. It now supports my C14 and I get nice round stars (probably the

I would like to add a little bit to this conversation. I don’t know if you guys are using The Sky X Pro or not but I do. If you haven’t used or are not using a T- Point Model I recommend doing so.

Hello Frank, Do you have any device (pins) to block the primary mirror in order to avoid tilt ? Best regards Christian

Hello Roger!? Good to hear of your success with the original dovetail bar.? Please understand, I don't have an axe to grind concerning the orange noodle (ON) but my experience has shown that it

Hello all. My first intervention in this group. I am the proud owner of a Edge HD14 since 2011. It is currently mounted on a Paramount MX+ because I tried for 7 years to tame the infamous CGE Pro for

Hello guys! Further to Gary Jarrette's comments above and my opinion only, if you own or plan to own a C14, you have invested in Celestron's flagship telescope!? This scope, along with the proper