I've heard that some of the turbo-encabulator technology that was originally developed for aviation applications, is now being incorporated into some of the newest mounts from a couple of manufacturers to achieve a quantum leap in tracking performance. It's expensive but it will be interesting to hear how well it works when these mounts make it to the market. Here's a little video that explains the technology and I'm sure that you'll see why I'm so excited about it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LiF-BeLQgE8John
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April first? I thought the first pre-order was already issued and closed on Feb 30. I missed that because I only knew it on Feb 31. Too bad.
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If there is one thing you absolutely do not want when guiding its side fumbling.
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John Hayes:
I've heard that some of the turbo-encabulator technology that was originally developed for aviation applications, is now being incorporated into some of the newest mounts from a couple of manufacturers to achieve a quantum leap in tracking performance. It's expensive but it will be interesting to hear how well it works when these mounts make it to the market. Here's a little video that explains the technology and I'm sure that you'll see why I'm so excited about it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LiF-BeLQgE8
John Yeah, ok, now I want seven hundreds of these new mounts, and all shipped to me on April the 1st!!!! BTW, that technobabble is hilarious. In Italy we say this is a "supercazzola" (in english could be traslated in "hyperdick" maybe....) Ciao. Lorenzo
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Just put my Mach 2 for sale before the prices of those crash in the used market in light of this exciting new technology.
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What excited me most was his mentioning of the "girdle spring". Ok- time to go to the gym. It is my ab workout day but I am not sure I can do it since my stomach is still hurting from laughing  |
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John will you incorporate this into your Planewave mount?
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I'll be giving this new technology a pass. I rely on "side fumbling" for the artistic interpretation of my images.
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John will you incorporate this into your Planewave mount? Unfortunately, Planewave hasn't announced any plans for an upgrade kit so it looks like it will only be available in the new models--maybe sometime next year.
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^That's a shame. I was certain Planewave would be one of the first companies to give users the opportunity to not have to fabulate their own amulite before each session.
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Hold on you guys be careful with this, I've used a reciprocating dingle arm to manipulate my fornax in the past and I almost broke my stater!
scott
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Last time I tried that the hydro-pin- flat- valve burner started to smoke and the pin-spring unit started shaking and shimmying like a son-of-a-gun. I had to shut-er-down right away. I was only able to guide at 0.7
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