Thanks, I will keep my eyes open.
Without the Barlow it is "mostly" OK though, at least for the moon and the sun.
I would be interested to know if with the Barlow the magnification is a bit too much anyway for my scope. I could not experiment much because of how swiftly the image disappeared from the screen, but I think my scope might not be able to handle the Barlow with the NexImage except maybe when the seeing conditions are really excellent.
Even without the Barlow the moon one night looked like I was looking at it from the bottom of a swimming pool!
Anyway, when possible I try to keep the tripod legs low to achieve more stability, but of course it depends on where the object is located. When I took images of the sun, luckily it was possible to keep the legs very low.
Maybe I can buy an anvil too (like you) and try to make it more stable.