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I do not do astrophotography and dont plan on it. But someone told me i
should invest in a dual motor drive. Being a beginner was wondering what you all think about that. thanks |
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![]() "n3drk" wrote in message om... I do not do astrophotography and dont plan on it. But someone told me i should invest in a dual motor drive. Being a beginner was wondering what you all think about that. thanks What scope have you got?. What mount?. Basically, a _single_ motor drive, is extremely useful, on a scope mounted on a GEM. It moved the mount like a clock, keeping a star centred in the field. This can make a massive difference to watching a lot of objects, especially when working at slightly higher magnifications. With one fitted, it is easier to 'aim' the scope with a hand controller, than to fiddle with one mechanical knob, and one pair of buttons, so two drives are perhaps worthwhile. However if your scope is not on a GEM, this doesn't apply, and the price of drives will depend on your mount. Best Wishes |
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Well said. A simple drive on an EQ mount is a great thing...and the reason I
can't be bothered with Dobs most of the time. Capt RB |
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Depends on what kind of scope you have.
"n3drk" wrote in message om... I do not do astrophotography and dont plan on it. But someone told me i should invest in a dual motor drive. Being a beginner was wondering what you all think about that. thanks |
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