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Originally Posted by glend
Tim if you watch the Celestron video posted online on the website and on CN, you may see the same apparent wobble on the drive sprocket. At the time i first saw it i assumed it was the flat spot on the shaft that is used to lock the sprocket on the shaft with a grub screw, and as it rotates under power it gives the illusion of a wobble.
I would not touch the belt drive if i were you, as you could potentially create warranty issues, if in doubt ring Bintel and report it, or raise a ticket with Celestron Support. I have not taken the plastic cover off the belt drive area so i have not seen it, not sure i want to as my mount is working fine.
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Mine is working fine as well - Another clearish night in Melbourne, so hopefully I can sort my guiding. I will use the short tube 80, and I will give metaguide a go.