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I have a set of imperial Wera Allen Keys, the 3/16" fits perfectly.

An old trick for removing a rounded-out allen head socket is to slip a piece of rubber like a rubber band or piece of tire inner tube over the allen key when inserting it. The rubber fills the gap and

If you can't find the right size Allen wrench, here is a last resort option without cutting, grinding etc.? Buy a cheap set of Allen wrenches. Find a wrench that is close and JB Weld that wrench to

Measure across flats with vernier callipers that have metric/imperial ….hopefully imperial fractions option for measurements. cheers -- Brendan

Thank You Scott and Tanya. Well, I'd never! I'd just call up, then come down to Burbank. I cannot see taking the chance on any off-brand PCB's for my mount. No Thanks. Besides, I wouldn't get to visit

They make 4.5mm allen wrenches. [email protected]> wrote:

Oops, I misunderstood which screws you were referring to. I thought you meant the ones holding the gemini case to the ear brackets. You can still try the torx and flat head screw driver options, but

I tried again with my set and every loose hex wrench I could find.? No luck, crazy.? I can't imagine that they're over-tightened.? Here a couple of pix of mine -

My mount came with the wing-headed type of screws (sorry, can’t remember the name off the top of my head, not even on my native language lol). However, I’ve had similar issues with other

Hopefully mine will show up today. -- Chip Louie Chief Daydreamer Imagination Hardware Astrospheric - South Pasadena, CA Astrospheric Signature (

got it in the mail today, flashed the bootloader, moved over my? battery and microsd, seems to work fine. will test tonight. doesnt really matter anymore as this one is not available (sold out) i did

Thanks for the response. I re-tried 3/16"; it is close but just doesn't seat into the socket.? I have a set of Harbor Freight SAE and metric wrenches. 3/16 wrench - a bit too big 5/32 - too small 5mm

Mine requires a 3/16 Allen wrench for the Gemini-2 brackets.? Perhaps a photo would help clarify how it appears.

Hello, Hope I'm not being too stupid here, but I cannot find a hex wrench to fit the screws which attach the electronics bracket (what holds the Gemini) to the HD tripod. I got my mount about 18

Power was 18-12vDC. ?while 12V DC is useful ….18V DC isn’t for most Astro uses. Also while it has its own buck power converter etc, I’d rather not power anything on the same line power that my

I never had one. Gemini II, Mini. My power is "Daisy Chained". That is, my 12 volt supply comes from a single bench type power supply and gets tapped off to every device needing 12 volt power

Maybe but having that power out point is very handy :)

I can give you my guess: it was probably to fit in to the smaller form-factor of the newer Gemini-2 mini. Tallboy version had more room for extra connectors and hardware.

Can someone tell me why the power out socket on the latest iteration of the mount controller was removed ??, thanks? :)

Thanks Tanya. ?My concern is that they actually look like AVEOX PCBs but missing the Losmandy information….. meaning there is possibly a leak of these from mfgr! ?(I could be wrong but it is an