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Ahhh yeah I’m guilty I received it as a test FW so numbered so I knew which was which. ? But it’s the same checksum as Paul David said. ?It became FW3.0. ? So no difference and a mistake by me.

Awesome. Good to know. Thank you.

The v3.0 in the Files section here is the same as 3.1 in Brendan’s photos. That’s the high torque version.

Ok. I was seeing reference to a higher torque fw on a old thread. Is that in the “latest” v3.0? If so, it’s interesting that didn’t trigger a version change.

Here's info from Losmandy: We supply all wrenches that are needed for the mounts in the original packaging. The wrench you need is 3/16” Regards, -Paul

I was wondering the same thing, so I asked Brendan, since he appears to be the only one in possession of? FW v3.1 :) Turns out it's the same as what's in this group Files and what Losmandy ships

For clarification, there’s little difference between 3 and 3.1. Scott shipped version 3 of the servo firmware. 3.1 was a slightly later build (days) with a change to the means of communicating the

In playing with this all ive come across an interesting question. what is the latest servo fw? Ive seen screenshots of someone's HC showing Servo FW 3.10, and there appear to be several versions of

That looks correct and had to be as Losmandy uses US Standard thread here. ?If other tools were used this might gall the bolt edges. ?Assuming a G11 RA, the back Altitude Screw plate secures with

These fasteners look like the usual suspects.? The issue is most likely that your Allen wrenches are poor quality and/or out of spec.? Experience has shown me that stainless steel socket headed cap

Use E-Putty to glue the Allen Key into the rounded head.

If you have tried using a better quality Allen wrench and still not able to get the screw out it probably means the allen slot has become rounded over. You could try the following. Wrap some aluminum

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 -