Quote:
Originally Posted by Poita
I'd like to focus on do they compromise the mount rather than are they required.
I don't see the need for one, but maybe some mounts have connections that require a raised plate, or you are a wedge user or already have a pier with a top plate.
Question is, does it cause a measurable/visible detriment to imaging, and why?
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Answer = Absolutely "
NO"
As there is "
NO" measurable adaptor plate movement there can be "
NO" visible or measurable detriment to imaging
p.s. I had to add the adaptor plate as the Pier top buckled when welding it on, therefore there was "
NO" flat surface for mounting a scope.....
