bigdob24
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I'm getting my Marshall 4" monitor today and need information on a suitable bracket to mount it on my Starmaster scopes upper cage. I understand it has a 1/4" threaded hole. A bracket with an adjustable end would be great. Anyone have any information to share . I'm open to all sugestions.
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Astro Sky
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I use this on my 16" dob near focuser and Celestron 11 SCT. its cheap & work great.
JG
Edited by Astro Sky (05/07/08 01:38 PM)
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Astro Sky
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Swivel head.
Edited by Astro Sky (05/07/08 01:39 PM)
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HendyPhoto
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Dan congrats on the new monitor, you will love it! I just have mine on a bogen quick release plate attatched to the top of my scope on one of the rings. I wish I had one of the swivels as pictured above though!
Here is mine...
-------------------- ~jon
SparkCast
CGE1400XLT w/HyperStar
90FD 66SD C6-R SN-8
CPC1100XLT Hutech 20D
Manny-Mod Vixen Porta
Mallincam MCHP
SPC900NC
CG-5 GT
"Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity;
and I'm not sure about the universe." --Albert Einstein
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bigdob24
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I like the swivel bracket. Astro Sky, would you give more info as to where to get one of these little jewels. Thanks to you and Jon for the replys Dan
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Astro Sky
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Dan, This swivel head was off from Polaroid mini tripod. I got those from Wal-Mart years ago. The adapter bottom base has 1/4"x 20 inch thread. Check around in local photo or Wal-Mart or Kmart store.
JG
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Bill Cowles
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Jon,
You need more finders, red dot, Marshall, regular finder and a small refractor with a camera. Did I miss any, no kidding what a fantastic looking setup. 
Bill
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TV Gensis/Solarmax 60 filter
PST DS/Herschel Wedge/C4-R
C6-R /Atlas Goto/Moonlite CF2
12" LightBridge/Round Table
MCHP/8" Orion OTA
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HendyPhoto
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LOLOL Thanks Bill! You missed one, see the little finder to the right and bottom of the C14? Its a little red dot finder.....
-------------------- ~jon
SparkCast
CGE1400XLT w/HyperStar
90FD 66SD C6-R SN-8
CPC1100XLT Hutech 20D
Manny-Mod Vixen Porta
Mallincam MCHP
SPC900NC
CG-5 GT
"Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity;
and I'm not sure about the universe." --Albert Einstein
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Bill Cowles
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Sure enough, missed that one. Where did you get your Marshall? Too, is it the main device you use for locating objects or does you scope find them good enough to view on the Speco. Too, how many focal reducers are you using?
Bill
-------------------- Lunt LS60TS50DS/B1200/FT (on order)
TV Gensis/Solarmax 60 filter
PST DS/Herschel Wedge/C4-R
C6-R /Atlas Goto/Moonlite CF2
12" LightBridge/Round Table
MCHP/8" Orion OTA
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Bill Cowles
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Jon,
I just realized , do you have your finders at the various locations, due to the EQ mount. The small red dot finder is about 180 from the straight through finder. This is where I find the use of an EQ hard to determine a location for the Marshall and why you almost have to have a ball & socket head. Outside I find my Atlas is close to the ground on one side or the other and I finally understand why all the finders. If I had a CPC wouldn't have this problem.
Bill
-------------------- Lunt LS60TS50DS/B1200/FT (on order)
TV Gensis/Solarmax 60 filter
PST DS/Herschel Wedge/C4-R
C6-R /Atlas Goto/Moonlite CF2
12" LightBridge/Round Table
MCHP/8" Orion OTA
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