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Taylor, What power supply are you using? Paul

Hi Taylor, Sorry to read you're finding some trouble. Here are some suggestions to resolve the axis that is binding: Remove the motor from that axis and run the system as though it were attached. If

Taylor - it's most likely due to the worm and worm gear binding. the other things you mention or possible contributors but unlikely to stall the axis (unless you obviously see a cable that is taut).

I added bearings and belleville washers per Michael Herman's suggestion to my GM811 (no spring loaded worms). Tonight I wanted to test things out but clouds started to roll in while I struggled

Huh? Well, OK. Don't worry, be happy. I'm happy with my Lead/Acid battery, too. -- SonnyE Sonny's Youtube Channel ( https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=sonny+edmonds ) (I suggest viewed in

Deric The Boeing dreamliner,? that has li ion batteries,? puts them into titanium boxes.?? Why?? Because it's one of the few metals That Won't melt if the battery shorts!!! Hail bms. Chuck

LOL... Sonny, lead acid and gel batteries will just get real hot if they short out, if you have open cells they may leak hydrogen gas that can flash off, you wont even see it. BMS stands for battery

I am very happy with my Orion Dynamo Pro lithium power supply. It is far better and more reliable than the old Celestron Power Tank, which worked when charged, but could not be recharged. That was

Good info Deric! But I'm still a Lead/Acid kinda guy. Goes along with my toxic personality.... LOL! BMS... is that *B* low-up/ *M* elt-down *S* yndrome? LOL! -- SonnyE Sonny's Youtube Channel (

The Celestron Lithium batteries do Have BMS protection. Sent from my Boost Mobile Phone.

That is one issue with Lithium Ion, they are fast discharge batteries, that act just like energetic materials when they short out.If you buy one make sure you get one with BMS protection that shuts

to each his own! I did have a chance to use that celestron lithium ion battery, and it had amazing duration for the size. and a flashlight built-in to boot :) -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio

I knew exactly what I was doing when I bought that expensive battery, and I don't regret it. I use it for several things in which the size and weight are critically important. In fact, I may even buy

I don't often think of Lithium batteries. But our Daughter's street had a garage fire that destroyed the two car garage, two cars in the driveway, and a den over the garage. A lot of damage. Cause: A

Paying $350 for a 13AH battery is for rich people who don't know any better even if it does come with a charger. AGM batteries are much more cost effective batteries and they can be recycled. You can

Thank you Sonney, very good point, and when the RA crushes my telescope into the tripod. I will think hmm... "Now what was that thing Sonny, mentioned". LOL.. I will remember Sonny. HAPPY SKIES Deric

My Go-To battery is a lead acid. I'm currently using the new battery for my boat. (Currently, no pun intended...) May as well. The boat isn't going in the lake anytime too soon. And I have my battery

If/When you do, Deric, be sure to check your limits. Because you'll have a wider payload. ;^) -- SonnyE Sonny's Youtube Channel ( https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=sonny+edmonds ) (I

Thank you Brian, the scary thing is I am beginning to understand. HAPPY SKIES Deric Sent from my Galaxy Tab A

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