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Hello all - I recently joined the group, having just purchased a G11 earlier this week, and converted it to OnStep.? The seller claimed the mount was "tested" and in "great condition" aside from the

Hi Brian, Nice to meet you.? I've heard quite a bit about you from dear ol' dad, thanks for helping him out so much over the last year or so. Bill, my interpretation of OnStep is completely DIY.?

In well over 10 years of using PayPal and ebay I have never lost a dispute yet.? Both PayPal and ebay are firmly on the side of you, the customer.? Provided you lay out your case clearly and stick

So the 12V to 18V 8A converter that I bought in January to use with my G11 lost regulation (output varying between 18.2V and over 21V). I'm very glad I have a voltage and current meter on my power

Thank you for your input on this Brian. I understand.

Internal training is different than external documentation. we are a small business with most employees having 10+ years experience. I understand your request - at this moment the resources and

same order you took them off. yep

There are only two photos in that .pdf.

The fifth photo in the sequence, with its caption, pretty much does it. Except that it’s different than the sequence that Scott gives in the cleaning & greasing video. “Put it back the way it

[AMD Official Use Only - Internal Distribution Only] I believe fetoma said earlier that the video did not go deep enough. Not sure about specifics though. Would something like the following help ?

Then how does Losmandy build the mounts without assembly instructions? Not trying to be a smart ass here, but when most manufacturers build something, there are usually diagrams and instructions on

Les enough to identify them, and/or lay them out on the table in front of the axis, in the proper order — would be great. we've already done this with our mount cleaning/greasing video?

A textual description of the official order of assembly, together with a couple of photos — I’m thinking, take the knob off and pull the various washers, bearings, etc. apart enough to identify

Carl Wow. Are you sure that picture of your telescope wasn't originally an ion drive for a spacecraft? Well done cable management Chuck On Thursday, April 29, 2021, 09:44:10 AM PDT, Carl Bj?rk

Those wire guides look great! Do you share the designs? I picked up a sherline lathe and mill about a month ago. Sherline is absolutely fantastic for a hobbyist. There is at least one beginner book

Absolutely wonderful! I have 3d printed many many parts for my mount, computer, weather box, OAG caps to prevent light leaks, tightening knobs, and oh probably best of all a plug holder. May I ask, is

guys We don't have an exploded diagram like you are requesting. If we did, I would have posted it long ago. I'm not sure the reason why, but as I mentioned before you can always write to support with

I would think Brian Valente could help here. He linked a video in my other post, but that re-greasing video doesn't go deep enough into the mount. If someone wanted to copy the mount abroad, all they

Todavia estoy en espera del presupuesto de Tanya, por si me sale algo mejor de precio que pedirla en espa?a, tambien estoy en espera de un ingreso que lo destinaré a la montura, me quedan meses

I came from an OnStep mount to a Gemini-2. While the mount I was using with OnStep was a very cheap EQ3-class mount, I'm finding the Gemini-2 is better in most ways.? The ASCOM driver is far more