Cheers Bassnut,
thanks for the Link...it's guys like that, that spur me on. I've pretty much done things the hard way all my life, but find all the hours I spent with my 60mm tasco quite pleasing.
I would have to anticipate when and where the next gust of wind was comming from, or when I was going to fart to compensate for scope gitters. I would even have to practice my breathing so as not to fog up the cheap eye piece or have it gitter on me. Moving the scope was like balancing on a wire between to sky scrapers. I simply just got used to it & while my wife would look out the window and see me do my balancing act, I was simply enthrawled with the things I kept seing & I would spend hours upon hours in the middle of winter "guiding my scope" till one day I finally got sick of adjusting the fencing wire I was using to hold it all togeather...LOL
So...yea...With a "NEW" mount of any kind...I reackon I could work wonders.
