Terry, Yes, I suspect that it would, but I don't know for sure. Regards, Bob Kuberek Terry Johnson wrote:

HI Mark, I've got a neat solution for you, this is what I came up with when I was faced with the same dilemma several years ago. This setup is rock solid for 35mm, I have no CCD equipment. I use the

In a message dated 6/15/00 11:14:46 PM EST, rkuberek@... writes: << You have tested it at 12.8 volts or that is what it is rated to produce? I was getting under 12 volts when I had the

In a message dated 6/15/00 10:51:24 PM EST, rkuberek@... writes: << Hi Terry, Something like this has happened to me several times. I narrowed it down to undervoltage, and since fixing

Bob, I have a voltage meter attached to the battery thatdisplays the battery voltage. Do you know whether a short drop in voltage causedby connecting an additional CCD camera and PC would to the

You have tested it at 12.8 volts or that is what it is rated to produce? I was getting under 12 volts when I had the problem. After I switched to a marine deep cycle 60AH battery, no problems--I can

Bob, when you speak of undervoltage, when do you consider thevoltage to be too low. My 88 amp battery with all the systemsconnected puts out 12.8 volts when the battery is fully charged to12.2 volts

Hi Terry, Something like this has happened to me several times. I narrowed it down to undervoltage, and since fixing that, it's ok. Regards, Bob Kuberek Terry Johnson wrote:

Hi all, I posted this to s.a.a. on 6/14 but have not received any feedback. I figured this would be an appropriate place! I would like to setup the following: (1) TeleVue Genesis SDF (2) AP 400GTO

Marj, I spoke with Roland about a problem I was having with my600GTO mount. The problem centers around the GTO keypad. I have explained theproblem below in more detail. Would you please see that he

I too had the same problem. problem disappeared when I went to direct current.

This can happen if the battery isn't fully charged. I've had it happen AP600 GOTO even when the battery shows 12.8 volts on my tester. visonneau-vin wrote:

Hi I have a problem with my 900 Gto keypad.Sometimes (3 times tonight)the light of the alphanumeric keypad switch off during few second.The lightscreen of the keypad is all right but the alphanumeric

Eric, Based on over two years experience with the Starfire 130 mm f/6 and the AP 400 mount, I would agree 100% with the statement by A-P that the above combination is a good platform for visual

Ron, Larry, Thanks for your thoughts about these mounts. As you no doubt have noticed, the A-P web site features the 130 Starfire (pardon my earlier typo) f/6 prominently on the 400gto and recommends

Eric, The two refractors you are looking at are similar, but not identical, and the differences in weight and tube length may be enough to make a difference in how they perform on a small mount such

I've owned all of these mounts (AP 400, 600; EM-200) and I would say the 600 is closer to the 200. I also own a 5" APO (Tak FC-125), and the 600 GOTO was really needed for it. I think you could go

I have the opportunity to purchase an A-P 400gto, and I am wondering how stable it is as compared to a Takahashi EM-200. Although I hope eventually to acquire a 130 Starmaster, if my number ever

Hi Charles, I'm tempted to just order a Shure wireless mike, but the info on their site seems to allude to 15-18VDC operation (or AC rack-mount) receivers... YIKES! I'm trying to minimize the amount

Hi Charles, Get a prenuptial agreement that excludes the A-P equipment! ~8^) Best, John It