Hi,
As in the subject, if you have an AstroSlew or other Alt-Az mount capable to holding a C8 w/ 2" accesories, PM me.
Thanks!
WTB: Dual Arm Astro Slew
WTB: Dual Arm Astro Slew
Jeremy Ng
C8, CR-150HD, TMB 80 f/6
Orion SVP Intelliscope, AstroSlew I
Minolta Activa 12x50WA
C8, CR-150HD, TMB 80 f/6
Orion SVP Intelliscope, AstroSlew I
Minolta Activa 12x50WA
This is true because the mount body is cut from a 5 inch aluminium alloy cube and a lot of material is wasted, it is cost-intensive for both mass production and customization.ariefm71 wrote:the astroslew II is even more rare!
10" Telekit with Zambuto optics~TMB 152/1200 (construction)~Takashi Mewlon 210~TMB 80/600
Re: WTB: Dual Arm Astro Slew
why do u need a dual arm for this?jermng wrote:Hi,
As in the subject, if you have an AstroSlew or other Alt-Az mount capable to holding a C8 w/ 2" accesories, PM me.
Thanks!
I'm gonna mount my WO80 next to it when I hold my mini star parties in Spore for events like the recent Lunar Eclipse or Saturn beach picnic or volunteer at the Malaysian Nature Society.
Currently I gotta point 2 scopes at the same time and there's always people waiting in line to catch a glimpse of what the person in front is "oooh-ing" about.
They will also give different perspectives to how objects look like wide and "upclose" 
When I'm alone I'll prob have just one scope on though.



When I'm alone I'll prob have just one scope on though.

Jeremy Ng
C8, CR-150HD, TMB 80 f/6
Orion SVP Intelliscope, AstroSlew I
Minolta Activa 12x50WA
C8, CR-150HD, TMB 80 f/6
Orion SVP Intelliscope, AstroSlew I
Minolta Activa 12x50WA
have u tot about how are you going to align both scopes?jermng wrote:I'm gonna mount my WO80 next to it when I hold my mini star parties in Spore for events like the recent Lunar Eclipse or Saturn beach picnic or volunteer at the Malaysian Nature Society.Currently I gotta point 2 scopes at the same time and there's always people waiting in line to catch a glimpse of what the person in front is "oooh-ing" about.
They will also give different perspectives to how objects look like wide and "upclose"
When I'm alone I'll prob have just one scope on though.