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  1. 8 minutes ago, Stub Mandrel said:

    Check it isn't just the worm set too tight.

    I over-adjusted my backlash and caused exactly those symptoms - but only with the extra weight of the scope on the mount (I assume that the scope is balanced).

    Yep I did the same, although if the mount is brand new I would not be expecting to do this myself so I would send it back for replacement

  2. Just a quick review of the great service I recieved from Bernard at Modern Astronomy...

    I originally ordered a QHY5 but after having a problem with the driver I decided to send it back and get a Lodestar as it is more sensitive and as I am going to be using it with an OAG I thought it best (in hindsight) to get the most sensitive guide cam I could. Anyway, after discussing things with Bern (Both on the phone and by Email) he sorted everything out for me and I am now the owner of a lovely Lodestar guide cam.

    Bern always seems to answer emails promptly and whenever I have called I always manage to get hold of him - he is very kowledgeable and is always willing to discuss options - Great service Modern Astronomy:headbang:

  3. The DSI Does (i think) have a short nosepiece. I think a reducer will work with non DSLR's such as the DSI. A DSLR Needs quite a bit more infocus to start wirth and I think this is where the problems would appear.

    Would coma not be a big problem with a DSLR and a reducer as well?

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