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I had a gear box separate like you describe - the plastic section separated from the metal base plate. I repaired the unit by doing the following…. Drill through the plastic to remove the

FWIW, I just got a new pair of gearboxes direct from Losmandy a few weeks ago, and yes they are the metal rivets. Keith

Henk, That does not look all that sturdy to me; I would either change to a Losmandy width dovetail or upgrade to a better quality Vixen style. Paul

A 5mm red led fits nearly perfectly in the threaded hole and can be powered by one of those little 2 AA battery holders. If you have to buy the LED get one that blinks on/off. Amazon has all this

Hi Brian, I attached two photos below. You can see that the Vixen cut-out has a short base on the screw side of only a few mm wide.? It is easy to clamp the scope right below the cut-out.? If it

Ok.? I sent you an email at work.? Talk to you tomorrow. Russ

Got it, yes i was looking at that too i'm 99% sure we have the new ones, but i just want to confirm with Scott -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio brianvalentephotography.com

Brian, I'll send you an email.? For reference, I found this link at the Gemini 2 site and some discussion on Cloudy Nights about it.? My gearbox looks like the "old" one at the

Hi Russ can you shoot me an email to techsupport at losmandy.com - i can check that tomorrow. if you can send a pic of which part broke i can confirm that i don't think the design has changed

Hi Dave you want the polar scope illuminator http://store.losmandy.com/psi alternately you can shine a red light into the illuminator hole, which is kind of a hassle but free ;) Brian wrote: --

The RA gearbox on my G-11 from 2011 finally broke at one of the plastic tabs.? Can Brian or someone else with Losmandy confirm that the currently shipping replacements have the metal rivets?? The

Hi all, When I look through the Alignment scope that is built into the G11(early model with Gemini 1 if that makes a difference) there is a picture of the stars around Polaris, the problem is that

Hi Henk I don't recall seeing this report so maybe it precedes me? if you can drop a line to techsupport at losmandy dot com with some pics that would be great -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio

On Sun, Sep 13, 2020 at 10:23 AM, Sonny Edmonds wrote: > > One of the accessories I bought with my mount was a camera mount DVCM. ( > http://store.losmandy.com/dvcm ) > I tried it once as a camera

One of the accessories I bought with my mount was a camera mount DVCM. ( http://store.losmandy.com/dvcm ) I tried it once as a camera mount, but found it most useful as a stop for my D-style bar. (It

Marc They are incredibly clear images. I swear I have found a massive tower in a crater which is casting a shadow on the lunar surface in your image. Great stuff! Rupen

Henk, I don’t have the dual Losmandy/Vixen saddle plate but I assume you open the gap sufficient to lower the entire dovetail into the slot. I suggest this is not the safest approach, I have

What clamp is this, a dual Vixen / Losmandy clamp?? I have that, and have had my Mak-Newt flying through the air - I caught it before it hit the ground.? The Vixen dovetail of my Mak-Newt has a

Hi Dave wow that's scary, glad you avoided the worst We don't have any reports of issues with the G11 saddle plate. there are two separate thumbscrews, so it is hard for me to imagine they would

I'm not aware of any issues with the G11 saddle clamp. As Paul mentioned, use a screw to stop the slide before it gets too far. A few things to watch out for: * Temperature changes can cause some