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Nice image Tony
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The above Download works with NINA
Thank you.
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Getting this message when trying to connect to NINA any ideas guys, It works fine with APT.
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I get stars that look like bad coma in my OAG
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The DSLR coolers mentioned are well worth using and fairly made as long as you can use a drill and soldering iron.
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never had this problem with mine which i have had since they first came out. One thing i have noticed though is that if you tighten the clutches too much on this mount it has a detrimental effect on the guiding so i tend to only tighten mine the minimum required to stop any slippage on the axis.
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Wow fabulous image you must be thrilled.
Mike
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Worm gear bearings are SKF608 2RSH or you can use SKF 608 2Z which has metal dust covers, If you are in the UK you can order these from Simply Bearings.
Simply Bearings Ltd
Halton House
Greenfold Way
Leigh
Greater Manchester
WN7 3XJ01942 269837
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Brabbin and Rudd branches all over.
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I had to replace the ra worm bearings in mine too!
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How has the stripdown gone?
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No special tools needed!
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Let me know how that goes.
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That's a pity can you male a slot in the head to get a slotted screwdriver in. I take it you have sprayed it with wd40 and given it time to work its way in.
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The counterweight shaft does have to come out that way, get a screw extractor to try first before drilling it out.
Mike
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Have you managed to undo the RA and dissemble it?
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Yes there are make sure they are fully loosened so you don't damage the thread when undoing the black collar. You will then be able to pull the Ra axis out and remove the ball bearings and thrust bearings, just make sure you lay the parts out in the order that you extract them.
Mike
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What are you stuck with I may be able to help.
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Sorry am really busy building an obs!
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Yes that's right I recon the steel washers are smoother and more hard wearing then the material the casing is cast from.
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So was the missing washer from the Dec axis the one closest to the mount casting.
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Just stripped mine down and there is one either side of the bearing but it may be stuck to the casing inside with grease. I am photographing it all to show you mine. You have checked that the finer clutch plate doesn't have grease on it haven't you!
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In the next to last picture it looks like you have the two steel washers stuck togeather instead of one on each side of the roller bearing which incidentally I can't see in the pictures!
NGC 6946 - The Fireworks Galaxy
in Imaging - Deep Sky
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Nice re process showing star forming regions.