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From: "Andreas Derwahl" To: "'Mel Bartels'" , "Atm-US \(E-mail\)" Reply-To: "Andreas Derwahl" Hi Mel, truly great looking scope!!! I like how you kept to the triangluar symmetry throughout the scope, starting from the azimuth bearings -> altitude b., 6 pole truss assembly, OTA and wire spider. Someone raised a question on a german newsgroup, if the wire spider is not vibrationally inferior to a standard excentric design. Especially transversal vibrations along the optical axis seem to have been a problem in some attempts. Does using aluminium channels to seperate the eyebolts and crossing the wires get rid of that problem? For my 10" travel dobson I would like a four vane wire-spider on a single upper ring, with the tension being generated at the secondary holder and the wire loops just being hooked into the ring. I'm now wondering if that will induce hard to handle transversal vibrations, if the wires of a spider vane form a triangle, joining at the single OTA ring? It is not so clear to me, but it looks like your wire arrangement is actually a four vane spider with two vanes meeting at one corner of your upper triangle. Am I getting that right? Thanks for sharing your inspirational scope with us, Andreas --- BBBS/NT v4.01 Flag-4* Origin: Email Gate (1:379/100) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 379/100 1 106/1 2000 633/267 |
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