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You might attempt to switch hand unit to Move or Center speed and see if you can move the Dec at all. it will go really slowly so you’ll have to watch closely Thanks Brian Brian Valente

Currently it’s just a C8 with top and bottom dovetail rails. Since it was indoors and just being set up to get familiar, there wasn’t even a diagonal or eyepiece or camera. So, probably 17 pounds

Linda Here are a few things: What kind of setup do you have, and is it heavy? You will probably get a lot of advice and some of it conflicting. I personally recommend not fiddling with the hardware

Sorry, that should have said: With the DEC clutch loose, not sure how autocorrect turned clutch into cloth. I’ve tried reseating the cables. All seems correct. Someone on Cloudy Nights suggested

not sure what that first sentence means? your clutches should be hand tightened so it can still be moved by hand but is stiff. double-check all your motor cable connections too B [Losmandy_users]

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With the DEC cloth unlocked I can move the OTA around and it holds position (same for RA). The stall is happening immediately. The axis isn’t even beginning to move in either direction. I hear a

Is it possible you are not balanced on the DEC axis? It should be roughly balanced with a little bias towards the camera Thanks Brian Brian Valente Brianvalentephotography.com Sent: Thursday, November

Hi, I just received my GM811 today and I’ve been setting it up and testing indoors to get familiar (it is, of course, raining here in northern Virginia). I have everything hooked up (RA and DEC

Michael, I do understand the caution about removing the anodizing, but I think the worm wheel is made of 7075 aluminum, which is a very tough alloy. The pluses would outweigh the cons. Don

Thank you Chuck, I appreciate learning of that better method. Best, Michael Losmandy_users@...> wrote:

Michael While alcohol is a good cleaner, it can absorb moisture later.? Moisture and electricity leads to corosion/dendrites.? If you can, after cleaning with alcohol, further clean it with brake

Don, Ohers have also reported lapping helped, but Losmandy says it wears off the anodization on the ring gear, so they caution against doing that. David Partridge also got great results ...very low

Magnus, The brass worm is really only needed on the RA, but having it on both axes gives you a spare, if ever needed. Getting the adjustment correct for the stock system goes a long way for

Hi! There has been tons of discussions on worm gears, but as I see more about OPW vs Ovision. My G11 apparently has the older stainless steel worms, so an upgrade is imminent. However, at least at

Lucky discovery. To lose 3 units at once... a nightmare. You might want to also pull out the Gemini1 board from each unit, and examine the top and bottom for corrosion that could cause shorter battery

Apparently so! here's the pic again https://www.dropbox.com/s/nduithn38oa0p6f/pempro%20pe%20frequency%20g11gt%2011-17.jpg?dl=0

I have an MI-250 set up in my side yard with the Gem I system. It's been happy there for the past several years, under my Telegizmos 365 cover, needing a new internal battery about once a year. The

Boy, I was going crazy as all three of my Gem I controllers were going crazy with the same gibberish at start up within a couple of weeks of each other. One was left outside undercover and had water

brian, Did you attach a photo that did not come through? aruckle