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Hmm, to me the screw tends to unscrew with time. So a nuts on the outer side wouldn't help IMO. A 3D printed part on the inner side might prevent the OPWB from moving thus loosing the spring loaded

Chip, I agree on not cleaning. In my experience, I have come to a rule of thumb: If it works don't touch it. Hardware wise I know for a fact that if you have badly corroded lanes on a PCB you might

You're right Jim, I just tried. Flat side of the nut fits but the corner does not. I might 3d print something...

For those following the thread here is something to think about. If?something is working fine and as I had originally qualified, the insides are shiny and clean, why mess with it? SMD boards are

Jim, A drop, no more, of the blue stuff is plenty. -- Chip Louie - Chief Daydreamer Imagination Hardware

Jamie - I just looked.? A locking nut will not fit.? Its too close to the other screw.

I just saw this post with the locktite idea and thought, what a great idea. I thought about it some more and then I thought of a simple solution that would make adjusting easier. I took a look at the

I have to agree with Astronut here. And Terry, WOW man that is so cool :-D I was telling your story to a friend of mine and he was so impressed! And with the weather you have in the UK it makes it

Jeez Guys... I normally enjoy the friendly banter between you guys, but is this really how you want Terry to perceive some of the sharper minds on this forum ? You know, I'm just another nut loose

Good find, Carl. I'll remember that. There are so many things I like about Scott's mounts. The utter simplicity in the design being a main attraction for me. Everything is very easy to access, and

My first computer I worked with/on was a Univac 9000 in the Mid 1970's. For all it's gigantic needs, it was little more than a giant reel to reel recorder, with racks and racks of tape reels.

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Hey Jim, I bought myself a small tube of blue loctite thinking exactly the same. But I didn't put it yet and must say it has been quite stable for me once tuned properly. However not sure if your

Thanks!

well done! nice job jamie.amendolagine@...> wrote: -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio brianvalentephotography.com <http://brianvalentephotography.com>

OK, so I couldn't be happier. I made a simple update to the indi driver so that it never sends guide commands when slewing, and I can't make the haywire slew happen. This was happening 100% before,

Scott does use Loctite Brand blue thread locker, where it is needed. When I was there to pick up my GM811G HD, Scott had a new shipment of the biggest bottles of Loctite Brand thread locker on his

Jumping back in...? The SLW needed adjustment.? The cap screw without the spring needed adjusting.? Losmandy needs to investigate using Loctite?Threadlocker - (Blue?) on this cap screw or use?

A follow up for posterity... My dec balance was off a bit having changed the orientation of my OAG. I moved my finder scope mount and added the finer scope rings which dialed in the balance better.

Thanks Brian.