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TrevorW
16-05-2013, 12:13 PM
As new just over 12 months old very solid and well built includes 240v power supply and 2 stainless steel counter weights worth $400 on their own. This mount has upgraded Maxxon motors. $3500 firm shipping extra
PM if interested
TrevorW
24-05-2013, 08:11 PM
Come on no takers this is nearly $1500 under replacement cost- a bargain
wasyoungonce
25-05-2013, 09:33 AM
Rob, Maxon motors are an expensive upgrade for a Gemini/G11, very expensive and very very good motors indeed. They can be as much as $300 USD each minimum, probably more like $400 ea.
As for the counterweights..probably Casady types at around $300 ea landed in Aust.
So this is not a typical package for sale.
Bullockbob
25-05-2013, 12:05 PM
Fair enough. So can I expect the OPW to be included as well then, as this is the most common mechanical upgrade for the G11?
The OP doesn't mention typical PE that he is getting either. I think I would want to know that up front beforehand.
And before I get accused of some sort of flame, I am genuinely interested in a G11 (new or used).
Cheers
Rob
Stefan12
25-05-2013, 08:39 PM
Do you have any photo's of the G11?
TrevorW
25-05-2013, 09:15 PM
Also note this does not have the OPW but since 2009 the G11 has come standard with improved worm drives: PE +_ 5 has been cited on a lot of sites
This price is firm please do not PM me if you are expecting a give away- Thank you
TrevorW
25-05-2013, 09:25 PM
Images
TrevorW
25-05-2013, 09:29 PM
images taken using the g11
TrevorW
26-05-2013, 06:09 PM
SPECIFICATION: R.A. / DEC. AXIS
All machined aluminum and stainless steel, black anodized.
All stainless steel hardware.
One 3.750” diameter needle thrust bearing.
One 2.000” diameter needle thrust bearing.
Two 1.500” diameter needle bearings.
5.625” diameter, 7075 aluminum worm gear, 360 tooth.
Dual supported, ball bearing housed stainless steel worm-heat treated and ground.
Variable slip clutch, both axes. One knob design.
1.250” diameter stainless steel shafts.
Fully locking, unique tangent arm design altitude adjustment, 6-64 degrees, large knob for easy alignment. (6-68 degrees with small modification).
Laser engraved latitude scale in 2 degree increments.
Single knob azimuth control, bi-directional +/- 8.5 degree.
5.000” diameter laser engraved setting circles, 4 minute R.A., vernier reading to 1 minute / 1 degrees DEC., vernier reading to 0.1 degree. R.A. circle engraved for Northern and Southern Hemisphere.
Porter slip ring design.
160 oz/in stepper motor, 0.5 arc sec. step.
Dovetail saddle-plate allows for the interchanging of any tube assembly-reduces need for DEC. weights.
Removable stainless steel weight shaft w/safety knob.
21 lb counterweight.
7 lb and 11 lb extra counterweights available.
Through the axis polar scope, works in Northern and Southern Hemisphere. Polar scope optional.
Instrument weight capacity 60 lbs.
Equatorial head weight 36 lbs.
HD TRIPOD
All machined aluminum, black anodized, powder coated.
Tripod height, adjustable from 33” - 48”
Removable leg design for easy transporting.
Tripod weight 35 lbs.
DUAL-AXIS ELECTRONICS
Diamond push button pattern.
R.A. and DEC. reversing switches.
Three guiding rates; 30%, 50% and 2x sidereal rate.
Three setting rates; 4x, 8x, 16x sidereal rate.
Quartz tracking rates: sidereal, solar, lunar, king.
Periodic Error Correction (PEC).
Programmable DEC. Backlash Compensation (TVC).
Control panel dimmer.
Accepts auto-guider systems.
Northern and Southern Hemisphere operation.
12 volt DC - 500ma power use.
Tiltable control panel for easy access.
Small hand control box for comfortable use.
All heights are to top of tripod. Add 10” @ 34 degrees to center of Dec.-R.A. junction. Add 7” from Dec.-R.A. junction to top of saddle.
TrevorW
26-05-2013, 06:23 PM
The reason I am selling is to go to a more portable mount
UniPol
26-05-2013, 06:27 PM
Can you tell me the cost of delivery to NSW, 2777. Cheers.
TrevorW
26-05-2013, 07:03 PM
Sorry Steve would only be a guess but I'd say at least $200
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