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I have needed to adjust mine frequently. I also had to adjust the worm blocks to make the spring adjustment remove the RA stalling I was getting. These mounts do need adjusting, I cant say that "Just

Do you have pictures of this? I bought mine last April and I am curious to see what you mean.

After months of considering various mounts, I bought a G11G a few months ago and I’m extremely happy with it. Mine is on a permanent pier. I still have a Celestron CGEM ?on a pier in a different

Good afternoon, I'm trying to narrow down an upgrade for my atrophotography. Right now my imaging train consists of an 80mm APO.? I'm looking to purchase a larger telescope to add to my imaging

I have 2 Wavy Washers coming. I hope I didn't buy them for nothing. I do have quite the dead zone when balancing.

I bought the MA adapter to fit my G11 to my Primalucelab C120 EQ8-R adapter plate. With careful alignment, drilling and tapping it came out great.

Just use center of moment. This setup gives you 94.5 negative inch lbs of moment. That's equal to 7.9 ft. lbs. If it holds you're on spec. [image: image.png]

Well, I'd just grab a MA (Meade field tripod adapter), bore/thread, etc. for the bolt holes to match those of the CGE tripod hub.

I'm not suggesting a torque wrench and adapter.? Just the moment arm and force applied.? With the RA balanced and horizontal we slide the counterweights outward (same if inward).? ?We configure

Are new G11s shipped with the Wavy Washer? Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone Get Outlook for Android

Hi Peter, Just noticed your posting. The wavy washer is intended to take a little downward force off the RA clutch so you can balance your load at your latitude. You can get a sense of the balance by

How are you getting a torque wrench on the RA? I have the RA extension kit and don’t see any bolt- like object to put a socket onto. This is what the RA clutch looked like when I disassembled it to

I was thinking of using a CGE Pro tripod to support my G11. How would I connect the G11 to the CGE Pro tripod? Chris

I have always wondered how tight the clutch knobs should be. On my 2 SkyWatcher mounts they have levers which are fairly easy to set to a consistent level.

Did you verify the clutch surfaces remained dry.? Free from any contamination from solids or oil from grease? It's perhaps easier with a number.? A measure the torque that breaks the starting

The G11 was designed without manual adjusters. The clutches are intended to be free enough to move the mount manually. So they should slip. Question is the force needed to make them slip. Your 50#

I have a new G11G carrying a ~50lb payload. I wasnt able to balance the payload very well (even setting the Altitude to horizontal). So I opt’d for the wavy washer upgrade. I just installed it

I have a 130mm refractor (~35lbs with imaging gear) on my G11G with a 21lb and an 11lb counterweights. That works very well like other comments but I did have to do the basics - level and balance the

Thanks Jim and John! I just called Losmandy and was able to purchase a replacement spur gear for $40. Also for anyone finding this in the future, I have the tucked in motors (purchased new GM811G in

Taylor, You can use the special parts form on their website: Order Form (securewebsession.com) ( https://secure28.securewebsession.com/losmandy.com/order.shtml ) This may take a while since each part