Since I had a bit of looseness in both axes, I just gear meshed my MACH1GTO for the first time. I tried to follow the instructions exactly - "Apply a SLIGHT pressure to the Lever Assembly". I then

I see. We are providing door prizes. George will bring them. I know that the raffles are always very exciting and much appreciated. I don’t see where the door prizes are listed on their site. I

LOL - I TOLD you this forum was the best place to find aused CP3! Christopher Erickson ConsultingEngineer Summit Kinetics Waikoloa, HI96738 www.summitkinetics.com

Woody, thanks, those are both useful suggestions and I will check into it. Gary

Gary, As Isuggested in my previous message: 1) AskHoward if you can buy knobs with the Allen key hex sockets and install them inyour saddle. 2) Buythe longer AP saddle. That's what I did and

Guys, I can't thank all of you enough for the excellent suggestions. Well, except that I should use an allen wrench. I was so excited with that suggestion that I ran out to look at my scope, and

Hi Rolando , The heat sink screws are not loose , they are firmly fixed . Suresh

Thank you for all the replies. I received an offer within a half hour of posting this request. I am currently in conversation with one of the users of this forum. I will contact the really courteous

Ok Rolando , I will check , thank you for your valuable input . Regards Suresh

Remove the cover plate from the front of the CP controller and look inside. Make sure that the power transistors are attached to the side of the box via the Phillips screws that attach their tabs. The

A quick, at hand, substitute for the pliers etc. is an electric cord. The (old?) heavy, round rubber ones usually work best, but the flat plastic type will often do, particularly on knurled knobs.

Gary, I have a pair of these, and while I don't use them on the saddle plate knobs I'm sure they would work https://www.amazon.com/Crescent-52910N-Connector-Pliers-10-Inch/dp/B00170RES8 also, if you

I work on a lot of scope and mounts. I take care of most of thescopes in our local club as well as the Onizuka VIS scopes as well as a numberof professional observatories and I have to say that my

Thanks Joe , Will keep an eye Suresh

If you go to WSP site. They have sponsors that raffle off door prizes. Meade used to do it but drop out Explore Scientific and a few others still do. Good way to get your name out there. -Mike

Gary, When I started reading these posts and suggestions Icouldn't believe what I was seeing. I mean, what's the problem? Ifone of the knobs is too tight, you just pull out the appropriate

i use the same sensors SECO-LAM (Seco-Larm E-931-S35RRQ Enforcer Indoor/Outdoor Wall Mounted Photoelectric Beam Sensor with 35 Foot Range) as Dan. Also, on an MVO controls roof system. your

I'm guessing that you use a Foster Systems roof controller board maybe and would be referring to the AtPark feature? For me I used two long lever arm micro switches held in place by silicon, one for

I used these for my roll-off: Seco-Larm Seco-Larm E-931-S35RRQ Enforcer Indoor/Outdoor Wall Mounted Photoelectric Beam Sensor with 35 Foot Range (2 Pack) Got them from Amazon. Works great with my MVO

Suresh, Hope you find the cause of any “OVER” heating, but thereis a positive benefit from some slight heating inside its case, such as youfound in the motherboard’s idle mode. When you