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Is there anybody knowing if Meade or other manufacturers are going to
improve the existing Meade Field de-rotater? The main problem with this piece of equipment is that it prevents the scope from reaching objects located at 50+- degrees above the horizon, limiting enormously the CCD imaging activity. Thanks in advance Clear Skies Henry |
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![]() "Oort's son" wrote in message ... Is there anybody knowing if Meade or other manufacturers are going to improve the existing Meade Field de-rotater? The main problem with this piece of equipment is that it prevents the scope from reaching objects located at 50+- degrees above the horizon, limiting enormously the CCD imaging activity. Thanks in advance Clear Skies Henry That is not a problem with the derotator, but the length of the scopes forks. Not much that can be done about it really... Best Wishes |
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I can go to about +/-70 degrees on my LX200 12" classic. Just change the
limit value in the hand controller. Jeff "Oort's son" wrote in message ... Is there anybody knowing if Meade or other manufacturers are going to improve the existing Meade Field de-rotater? The main problem with this piece of equipment is that it prevents the scope from reaching objects located at 50+- degrees above the horizon, limiting enormously the CCD imaging activity. Thanks in advance Clear Skies Henry |
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