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Just so I'm clear, the three bolts from the top of the base/pier adapter hold the extension in place? Thanks, Joel

Here was my first attempt at Gemini dsPIC33 removal (with Brendan's invaluable help) :)

I've seen worse. "Oh look, I can see its brains." Some politely smoke, others go Krakatoa! I continue to be amazed at how little solder is needed to mount a, say 8 x8 mm IC. I find if I cut factory

In the law we call that "forum shopping." It's considered poor sportsmanship, unless it's your case.

Good points. The C11 was being weighed for shipment to Moldova, so no, it wasn't loaded with accessories.

Is anyone in the UK wanting to unload a Titan (or even an HGM-200)? If so, I'm interested. I will do a swap for a G11 plus whatever if you're down-sizing. Cheers, David Please click here to support

Visual to add to Edwards reply (Base/Pier adapter and Extension)

extends -- Edward

I am getting ready to setup my permanent (SkyShed) pier and I am a little confused by the Losmandy pier adapters / extensions. I have the G11G HD mount with a 4" pier adapter. Using my SVX102T with

Ken and the Group, That’s a great idea. ?I never considered using a soft case to carry the legs. ?In fact, I own a much larger version of the Orion soft case you referenced to carry a Meade AR-5

I use one of these but they may not be available anymore - https://www.amazon.com/Orion-15146-48-5x9-5x10-5-Inches-Telescope/dp/B0000XMTPG I also use one of these to transport the OTA and mount tripod

Greetings to the group, Has anyone considered building a carrier or caddy to organize and transport Losmandy tripod legs? This might seem trivial, but I'm just looking for the most efficient way to

I've used a hot air gun (set to the lowest temperature and high velocity) to try to blow the stuff from under the chip, but I suppose some still remained. An ultrasonic cleaner might be a better

I never worked on Gemini units, but from my experience I agree with not using solder paste without a stencil. Trying it without stencil only needs much more time applying the paste and then for

I’m sure it was just my amateur skills, but all solder paste helped me do is bridge all the pins together in one shot ;) I’m sure a proper stencil would’ve helped, but drag soldering worked

I had been using reflow techniques with a rework station which works perfectly on high density packages. Solder paste works very well where you need to set up many pads for a single device. -- Chip

Have to say, drag soldering is an amazingly effective technique. The few SMD chips I replaced previously were always a struggle, and I tried solder paste and soldering individual pins. Drag soldering

It’s actually not *that* hard using a drag soldering tip (the ones that have a concave end to hold some solder). I’ve done it myself a few times, and only needed to do a bit of cleanup with solder

I draw the line at 20-30 pin packages. Don't even want to think about replacing a 128 pin ARM chip :)

Yeah Paul has been doing his hand at some G2 ICs R&R and is doing well (another notch in his belt of skills)! David partridge, Michael and I and even others, Losmandy!. ?Many electronic repair places