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I've just recommissioned a broken Bausch & Lomb Criterion 4000. It's
clear that I need a ground-based tripod. The books says: "... a very sturdy tripod with adjustable panhead ... attach to the tripod by virtue of the 1/4 x 20 threaded holes in the base plate [there are three holes in a line, 6cm apart]." The 'scope weighs 4.4 kilos. Its base plate is 17.8cm in diameter. I find lots of tripods on eBay but most of them limit the attachment weight to 3 kilos. Any thoughts on what I might consider? Thanks, Tom |
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