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Originally Posted by gary
Hi Brian,
Thanks for the post which is appreciated.
You may not be aware that Argo Navis employs a dual CPU architecture including a
full 32 bit CPU with external 32 bit data bus deployed on a multilayer PCB
with double sided multi-layer surface mount technology manufactured using
state of the art lead-free processes that employ tin-silver-copper. As part of this
advanced process, our PCBs currently utilize state-of-the art laminates and finishes
of nickel and gold to ensure the highest levels of quality and reliability.
In other words, there is a lot of technology packed in there including CPU peformance which
provides orders of magnitudes of performance over legacy DSC units and yet which can be powered
by a set of ordinary alkaline AA cells.
For the Panoramic mount, we recommend the mounting cradle be attached to the tripod
leg using the Velcro OneWrap strap option as suggested in the instructions that
come with the cradle.
Best Regards
Gary Kopff
Managing Director
Wildcard Innovations Pty. Ltd.
20 Kilmory Place, Mount Kuring-Gai
NSW. 2080. Australia
Phone +61-2-9457-9049
Fax +61-2-9457-9593
sales@wildcard-innovations.com.au
http://www.wildcard-innovations.com.au |
I don't understand much of the "tech talk" outlined in the above post...but I do know that the Argo Navis is a great aide to my viewing! I don't need to understand how the magic works, I just appreciate that it does!