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"Thank you.? Looked at scope roller and definitely a great solution.? Only issue for me is levelling once I get to observing spot.? Is the product still offered in US?" You are correct about

Can you include a pic of how your cables are going up to the scope? Maybe reroute the cables to your camera somehow. Can you provide more info regarding your setup? Computer/ASIAIR location?

George- I don't want to overly commercialize this conversation, but I have a beefed up modified set of wheely bars with 5 inch wheels which have supported my G11 with an Edge HD1100 for several years.

I am having an incredibly difficult time preventing cable snag on the G11 with the pier extension. This stims from 2 things. The design of the RA/Dec cables, and the clutches that hold the gemini II

Any recommendations for which one to move a G11 with C9.25 on board?? I mean weight issues?? Any issues folks can warn of?

This might be the solution.? Around $500 is OK cause I'm going to sell my skyShedPod to fund it. Pod is a great product but it just aint needed cause my shop is so close if I need an accessory I can

Leveling an equatorial mount is NOT required prior to polar alignment.? The only effect from your mount being off level prior to alignment is minor coupling between alt and az adjustment while polar

Good catch!? When I see this with my recycled CAT5 patch cables I toss them in the E-Waste bin and pull another one from the recycle box. -- Chip Louie Chief Daydreamer Imagination Hardware

I get weekly emails from Farpoint Astro saying they have wheely bars in stock. I’m pretty sure they might be going out of business but this seems to be something they have plenty of:

By weight modern homes here in SoCal are largely steel reinforced wood structures.? I manage some properties in the Pasadena area and one of my jobs are the improvements, I oversee lots of ground up

Thank you.? Looked at scope roller and definitely a great solution.? Only issue for me is levelling once I get to observing spot.? Is the product still offered in US?

Yes I envision castors that can be foot-raised and lowered. When lowered of course off we go.? When raised the tripod feet contact the ground. Saw some on amazon MIGHT work but how to attach to

Thanks Chip I will look into this. Also just hoping that you are not too neat the fires.? Stay safe.

Replaced the lan cable and it seems to be better. I noticed that move instructions via the ASCOM driver occasionally delayed for up to 10 seconds so it seemed that the network connection was the

I am not sure would want them lowered.? At one time, I made a caster system for many mounts including Losmandys that had locks on them.? I used them on my GM8 and G811G with no noticeable

I don't raise and lower my wheels but my setup is just as stiff. Here is what I use. I have a Losmandy G811 that I keep in the garage fully set up with scope and mini-PC.? I observe from the end of

On Sun, Jan 12, 2025 at 07:40 AM, Mike Colyar wrote: > > Those needle bearings are a very good thing. And a drop of oil or grease > on the threads as well. > > I build custom machinery of all sorts

Hi, My mount tracking has been rock solid for a while now but I moved my guidescope up the mount to avoid a bigger EFW and things have been worse since then. I don't think it is the guidescope move so

George, Do when you say "raised and lowered" do you mean so that in the raised position the tripod will roll and in the lowered position the tripod feet will contact the ground? That is a huge range

The best dollies I have seen are the old Wheeliebars, I have one I use to roll my rig out of the garage to the observation point on my paved driveway.? The Wheeliebars I have are the medium payload