Anonymous
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Now that you linked that photo...yep, that's it. Boy, a Sirius p-mount for those little bins...
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Erik D
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Reged: 04/28/03
Posts: 4066
Loc: Central New Jersey, USA
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John's mount is a Universal Astronomics Deluxe P mount made a few years ago. (Before Larry P offered the black anodize finish). The tripod is a Losmandy GM-8 tipod I believe. I like the fastening straps. Looks stronger than generic velcro....
Erik D
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Rich V.
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Reged: 01/02/05
Posts: 3143
Loc: Lake Tahoe area, Nevada, USA
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I'd bet the ranch it's a UA Light Deluxe Unimount; it appears to be identical to mine with the exception of the ALT pivot height adjustment being a bit different. John's might be an earlier model.
Rich V
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Binoculars:
33/50/71/150x100 Saturn III, 22x70ED, 16x70 FMT-SX, 10x50 PCF-V, 10x43 DCF-SP, 10x35 EII, 7x35 E, 8x30 EII,
7x26 Custom, 8x23CF AS Diplomat, 6.5x21 Papilio
Scopes:
C9.25, TMB130SS, SV80S-LOMO 80/480
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milt
professor emeritus
Reged: 09/13/04
Posts: 603
Loc: Arizona
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I feel very lucky to have been able to look through Milt's Kowa HighLander on a couple of nights....Beautiful image quality.
Rich, Next time I'll have a look through yours.  Your equipment was also an absolute treat to look through - thanks again.
Milt
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Rich N
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Reged: 09/22/04
Posts: 5618
Loc: San Francisco Bay Area, Calif...
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Thank you, Milt!
I would love to have a look through your TEC 160 fluorite when it comes in.
All the best,
Rich
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