There seems to be a trend here, I too drive a 2nd Gen Volt (2017) and love it. I travel to image and the Volt holds all my equipment with room to spare. I typically carry a C11 with an EQ mount

I'm so jealous! Not of the car but of your location Don Anderson On Tuesday, February 16, 2021, 03:14:58 p.m. MST, Christopher

I too old to get in and out of one of those anyway Don Anderson On Tuesday, February 16, 2021, 02:13:35 p.m. MST, Dean Jacobsen

Hear Hear Robert! Same goes for me with my 2009 AP900GOTO CP3. As good(probably better) than the day I got it and my other AP accessories. Don Anderson

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Absolutely, I agree fully. With my Volt I have no range anxiety. It accelerates fast and smoothly, goes great on twisty roads in Sport mode, and gets me to work and back every day whilst thumbing its

I think it would be ludicrous for the Volt to have that. In fact it would be ludicrous for me to have that. I already have a super charged Roush Mustang that is plenty ludicrous and earned me a

I'm still waiting for my Cybertruck. From: main@ap-gto.groups.io <main@ap-gto.groups.io> on behalf of Christopher Erickson <christopher.k.erickson@...> Sent: Tuesday, February 16, 2021 2:17 PM To:

I would be too but it seems to be common across many industries, these large recent hikes in the prices for raw materials, and dependant raw materials further down the supply chain. I am happy we get

In my personal experience, the Chevy Volt is built to a higher-quality standard than the Tesla. My new Volt is my third e-car. -Christopher Erickson Observatory engineer Waikoloa, HI

I just got a brand-new, full-warranty, 2019 Chevy Volt from a Honolulu dealer who had it in excess inventory. This car is awesome in 100 ways! In fact I am sitting in it right now, parked at the Mauna

This discussion is going downhill fast with Mr. Christen's Tesla post. There is an inference there that we would be satisfied with something else. I don't think so. The madness needs to stop.

We basically broke even on the very last batch of 1100 mounts and when we got our next set of prices for materials from our suppliers and subcontractors, it was either drop the mount altogether or

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My Tesla dream is slipping away too. But then I bought a 2018 Chevy Volt just a few months ago, and it is everything I ever wanted in an electric vehicle. No need for a Tesla now. This Volt is the

I do think Astro-physics state somewhere that there may be price increases. I can say this, I have been dealing with Astro-physics, Roland, Marj and all the very fine folks at AP, since the 1980’s.

FWIW, recently I had a discussion with Roland where he ranted for a bit (LOL!) about a bunch of big price hikes he had been dealt by his materials suppliers. He was one seriously unhappy

To be fair to AP, no orders were taken by them. Vendors may have asked for deposits from their customers, but that practice is discouraged by AP and this should serve as a good example as to why they

I consider it as part of the strategy of investing in a diverse portfolio. My heirs can deal with the conversion of the various instruments when I’m done and gone.

I am on the list to get one as well. In anticipation of the mount I have been buying accesories for it like counterweights, tripod, keypad, saddle etc either new or used. So being committed in a sense