Thanks for your replies,
At the moment a EQ mount is out of the question. I've read about a field derotator but they are a bit expensive and a wedge would probably be a better option.
On the other hand, I am bit concerned that my mount wont be able to handle a wedge.
My 8" SCT OTA is on a single fork arm Alt-Az mount. I've read and know that a single fork arm is possibly not stable enough to support the OTA, camera, guidescope in unusual positions when put on a wedge. I've also heard that the mount can start to act e
rratically but don’t know that for sure.
Celestron sell a wedge for my scope and it would probably be a great way to get into Polar alignment etc.
Has anyone used a scope mounted on a wedge with a single fork arm?
