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Does that mean you can't rotate the camera though?

Hello, I have a Williams GT81 with 166.7mm back focus and a Baader Herschel Wedge that eats up 114mm of it. The Focuser takes 55.8mm by my measurement. So the imaging plane is ~5mm inside the clicklock The drawtube is wound all the way in and I have one lens that reaches focus. I'm thinking of replacing the 47mm long, 2" Baader click lock with the T2 version. I have the T2 ring that correctly holds the ND 3.0 and Continuum filters. So * I think * I just need the T2 Clicklock to solve all my problems! - a shorter path, a clicklock and the T2 surface to stop the nose of my camera/eyepiece from hitting the filters. I'd be grateful for your feedback

Can you tell visually (white light or Ha) what the polarity of the spots is? I understand a little of Hale's Law and Joy's Law (or think I do! ).

I thought they started closer to either pole and then appear towards the equator as the cycle progresses. New cycle spots have the opposite polarity to the old ones but I have no idea if you can tell that visually. Would love to know the truth of this!