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Ron, <How do you think we know these things?!> I didn't set the limits for a long time...didn't quite see them on the handset menu and didn't discover the easy way on the Gemini.net applet til a year

thank you both for the thoughtful replies I have a 1 yr old Gemini 2, and although I tend to adjust the clutches rather snug I guess the worm gear didnt get damaged - as you say I have not detected

Okay thank you very much Linda. Clear skies Chris

It's automatic once a month. Dan -- Sent from my iPhone. Please pardon any mispelings or errors.

I think you should be at -4 for DST. typos courtesy of iPad

Hi Group I keep forgetting this but what time zone should I be using now for daylight savings time -4 or -5 in my Gemini 1 level 4? I live in Ontario same time zone as New York. Thank you! Chris

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High Ron its just etiquette to sign your name...so we know who we are replying to. I assume its a Gemini 1 system? If so you can set Ra limits to stop this happening. Although yes I've had a Ra clash

Scary as that sounds, you should be ok. Your slippable RA clutch should have prevented serious damage from the slow motion collision. If you are using a Gemini unit, I'd suggest you use the nice

doieee I left the mount power on all night and discovered the scope smack against the leg the following afternoon Tracking seems to be OK, Ive not yet discovered any difference in handling,... but is

REPOSTED with the missing information: Hi Chris, My brain was not registering what you had posted. The Losmandy G11's clutches are not at the adjustment knob end of the axles, the clutches are at the

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The easiest way to see what's up is to take off the motor and worm. If it's free when the clutch is loose and binds with the clutch is tight, then there's likely an alignment problem. It only took 5-6

Hi Linda, The Pelican 1620 or iM2750 with their taller height will both carry the non-tucked motor G11 mounts. I use Pelican 1620 case for my portable studio strobe systems and my G11 before the

I did read that post. I measured the gap and it seems pretty good. I'll just leave it and see if it gets any worse. Greg

You may have the same problem as Eric, read his note to me under “High Worm Torque” (post #59971). Also, look at this link, great info. Looks for marks or scrapes on the shaft.

Chris, The point is that if assembled correctly the wavy spring washer is not constrained by the mount body, it is not within the cavity of the mount body. Look at the photo, polar cap, clutch knob,

Chris my washer is in the position you speak of. Even when the nut is totally loose it is still stiff. I don't know why and either does Losmandy. But I do know that it is hard to get a good balance

Read my problems on "High Worm Torque". If the wavy washer is next to the baring race(that is how it comes from Losmandy), move it to under the out to under the nut on Dec. & RA. The wavy washers are

My G-11 is about 2 months old. Bought it right from Losmandy so it has all the new updated parts. My problem is the dec axis seems a bit stiff. I had to order the curly spring washer for the RA axis