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Mach 1 counterweight
Kurt Mihalco <mihalco@...>
Hi Jean-Yves,
If you have the short, large diameter shaft, then yes, you can add the shaft extension. See: http://www.astro-physics.com/products/accessories\; /mounting_acc/cwshaftoptions.htm You can also use one of the longer shafts. I use the 14"x1-7/8" shaft on my Mach1 and it works well. Regards, Kurt Mihalco --- In ap-gto@..., "jybeninger" <jy@...> wrote: the reduced offset distance does not give enought moment of inertia toend of the optional shaft and that addaitional offset weight would giveme a good balance. |
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jybeninger
Hi,
I have a question about counterweights: I tested last night my LX200R10" + AO7 + ST8XME on the Mach1. I was short in counterweights: I use the shorter optional shaft and the reduced offset distance does not give enought moment of inertia to balance the OTA +++ I realised this morning that I could screw the normal shaft to the end of the optional shaft and that addaitional offset weight would give me a good balance. Has anyone already done it? Any counter indications? Or does Astro- Physics sell a shaft extension for taht short optional shaft? Thanks Jean-Yves |
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