My JMI is redundant. I have used it successfully on my 10" newt, and also my Takahashi TSA102. I am not sure what scope specifically it is designed for, but it attached without too much drama to both. At worst you may need to fabricate a suitable bracket.
Motor runs well, and the only real issue is the plastic covering is cracked, as they all seem to. Hand controller gives simple in and out. I also used this motor unit remotely via the StarMate unit, and am sure I was able to make it work with the likes of the focus routines in Maxim, or FocusMax.
I will shoot some pictures when the rain stops enough for me to go retrieve it.
AU$125 posted, PayPal.
Last edited by gbeal; 06-08-2007 at 02:24 PM.
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Jules,
if it helps, the movement starts very slowly, and if you hold the button down it then speeds up significantly. So it is sort of variable speed, but not like the old "turn a knob" variable speed models. Better in my view, having used both.
There ya go Mick,
And just to show how poor my memory is, you will note it has a focus counter, and that the case crack is on the lower side, mot easily seen. I actually had black insulation tape across the crack, but took it off to shoot the pictures.
