SingAstro

Hi,

Thanks for the info...
i using the Powerseeker2 70 lor...

I have to use hand to make the adjustment and remain my finger there.. Stupid sia.. Haha

Hi,
This is usually cause by the poor built of the mount (quite common in low cost, entry level scope) and the scope is not balance... front is heavier than the eyepiece end.

May be you can try adding some "weights" at the eyepiece end to balance the scope.... might not solve the problem, but it may helps a bit.

Have a nice day.

Hi,

I see i see... Balancing the weight of the scope and so the screw or the mount could hold them properly... Hmm, will try next time i go obs...
Thanks alot guys...

CLEAR SKIES now~! (in tampines)
Any interested parties would like to go down the ob site~?
Mayb a senior to teach me more???

Hi,

CLEAR SKIES now~! (in tampines)
Any interested parties would like to go down the ob site~?
Mayb a senior to teach me more???

I just return from my test observation session, but I didn't go to the site. I setup beside the basket ball court as I need light to check my setup during my testing.

Anyway, I'll PM you my HP number later, so next time you can sms me if you going down to the observation site... I'll try to drop by if free.

Have a nice day.

Oh man~!! i miss it again~! I shld have walk pass the place... 10.40pm i walked pass the site only~ sob~! i got your number~ will notify you on friday if i'm going down..

tonight is clear once again!

So was this morning. Scorpio, Crux and Centaurus was fabulous. Spent some time observing with my Bino.

Clear skies here as well in Wellington, NZ

Dotx~! you at new zealand~?
How's the sky there? starry? LOlx..