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Old 26-10-2016, 07:34 PM
SuperG
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Mounting a Guidescope onto a C6 SCT

Does anyone know how to attach a guidescope to a Celestron C6 SCT? There appears to be two sets of screws down the focuser end (one set has the finderscope bracket attached to it). But there is nothing up the corrector lense end. I'm at loss here.
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Old 27-10-2016, 12:00 AM
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Does anyone know how to attach a guidescope to a Celestron C6 SCT? There appears to be two sets of screws down the focuser end (one set has the finderscope bracket attached to it). But there is nothing up the corrector lense end. I'm at loss here.
A C6 is pretty small. Why don't you guide through a finderscope?

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Old 30-10-2016, 05:28 PM
Huey (Michael)
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Guide scope mounting

I made my own mounting.
Two T-braces from Bunnings bend to fit the tube and a dovetail bar of the right size coupled with tube rings made for s solid mount. The arms of the T went on the tube. You may have to drill a few holes for the dovetail and into the T-brace to fit the mounting holes of your SCT.

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Old 05-11-2016, 10:30 PM
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I made my own mounting.
Two T-braces from Bunnings bend to fit the tube and a dovetail bar of the right size coupled with tube rings made for s solid mount. The arms of the T went on the tube. You may have to drill a few holes for the dovetail and into the T-brace to fit the mounting holes of your SCT.

Huey
Thanks, This sounds exactly what I need. Can you please post a photo so I can do a copy.
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