I'm not sure this answers your question, but I'm using these on my Eagle tripod --> https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01DO2IQGU/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Thanks. I think I will go with Kaizen foam as well now that I have found a local supplier (couldn't find Kaizen foam at Home Depot). Rockler also has retail outlets throughout the US. https://www.rock

M Hambrick, That is an excellent solution for storing the counterweights and CW bar. Your photos really help to visualize the possibilities. Now, I need to hunt down a supplier for the high density fo

tony, Thanks for posting the helpful video, especially the detailed Rubbermaid product information to facilitate ordering them. Out of curiosity, what do you recommend for storing the GTOCP5 unit and

Hi Tom, Based on personal experience, I suggest that you give Howard another call directly. You may have to leave a message, but he'll get back to you. You can also try to call back and get him "live"

Dean, impressive image. Well done, especially the vivid colors. A couple of questions for you. 1. How long were your individual sub exposures? I'm gradually increasing unguided exposure times on my Ma

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Hi Robert, I think that is right. As a rule of thumb, I too find that one arc minute or less is adequate for producing decent subs using PHD2 all other things equal.

You indicated: "I need to polar align my Mach 2 very quickly" To echo what many others have indicated, consider using the RAPAS to initially polar align. With a little practice, this takes about two m

Hello Terri, I'd recommend contacting A-P with your question and ask for their recommendations for your use case(s). This was the route I took when I ordered my Mach2 last month. I wasn't sure what to