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Old 02-10-2015, 06:09 PM
E_ri_k (Erik)
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Originally Posted by frolinmod View Post
It has nothing to do with pressure on the gears or with messing up a sync. It has to do with ambiguous coordinates. Coordinates that can be pointed to with the mount on either side. If you choose ambiguous coordinates, you can flip a coin as to which side of the mount it will actually park on. Always park with the counterweights at least very slightly below the horizontal.
Yes, that actually makes sense...
Thanks.
Erik.
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