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Old 17-07-2008, 07:15 AM
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Article: A Simple Polar Alignment Jig for a GEM Tripod

Hi all

Trevor Hand (OneOfOne) has written a great how-to on building A Simple Polar Alignment Jig for a GEM Tripod.

You can read the article from the IceInSpace Projects and Articles page, or directly from the link below:

A Simple Polar Alignment Jig for a GEM Tripod

Thanks to Trevor for writing the article.

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Great (and simple) idea to use a permanent jig. I always end up in the position of looking for a piece of timber, locating my compass and trying to remmember if positve declination means E or W of true north. This is a no-think solution and and welcome considering there is already too much thinking to do in setting up scopes.
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