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If you bought a pair, I need one for the RA motor..you know, so its not smashed
by the head when you forget to tighten the clutch!..Oops!
Herm
Astropics

So, uh Herm...
If you don't find one, would you be interested in splitting a pair?
I just replaced the connector on my RA drive after my G11's maiden
voyage after I <ahem> forgot to tighten the clutch and had not put
the counterweight shaft on!

Doug
Midway, FL

--- In Losmandy_users@..., hermperez@w... wrote:

If you bought a pair, I need one for the RA motor..you know, so its

not smashed

by the head when you forget to tighten the clutch!..Oops!
Herm
Astropics

oops! (g)...lets see what happens.

"Doug Culbertson" <dculber403@...> wrote:

So, uh Herm...
If you don't find one, would you be interested in splitting a pair?

Herm
Astropics

Doug, Herm, and List:
Is there a secret to installing the aluminum motor covers? I just got a pair
for my G-11 and the method "implied" by the hardware (there were no
instructions) is use of extension stand-offs (supplied) at the two screws
that hold the motors on the mount. The cover is then supposed to screw down
onto the stand-offs (presumably). The problem I find is that the circuit
board on the motor intrudes into the space where the stand-off has to go, so
I can't get the stand-offs in there. I'm contemplating some homemade
outside clips to hold the covers on rather than cutting off bits of circuit
board. Must be an easier way...

Thanks for any enlightenment...
Bert

Bert Katzung
San Rafael, CA
katzung1@...

In a message dated 9/9/00 11:01:54 PM EST, katzung1@... writes:

I'm contemplating some homemade
outside clips to hold the covers on rather than cutting off bits of circuit
board. Must be an easier way...

Ya have to have patience, and it will all fit. I did have to file off a
small amount of circuit board around the screw holes, and then
carefully fit everything together. It does fit, patience is whats needed...

Allan