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From: "Andreas Derwahl" To: "'Mel Bartels'" , "Atm-US \(E-mail\)" Reply-To: "Andreas Derwahl" > If I understand your comment correctly, the best way to handle these > vibrations is to not bring in the wires on axis, but aim them > off-axis. > There is no way that it is going to vibrate in the off-axis > situation. You > have two dimensions so the wires should aim off-axis in both > dimensions: one > cross-ways where the wires cross at the midpoint to the > diagonal (so they > start spread apart at the tube or upper ring, cross each > other, then end > spread apart at the diagonal hub, and, aim off-axis from the > perspective of > looking down at the primary mirror from standing in front of > the scope) Thanks for your comments. So if I omit crossing the wires crossways (I want to maintain a flat profile of the upper ring, installing channels to seperate the eyebolts would counteract that), will I quite likely have vibrations along the optical axis? I suppose I'll try and see what I get... 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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