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The equatorial mount allows you to tilt the telescope’s axis of rotation so that you
can track the stars as they move across the sky. The CG-5 mount is a German
equatorial mount that attaches to the tripod head (i.e., metal plate on the tripod). On
one side of the plate there is an “N” which signifies north. This side of the tripod will
face north when setting up for an astronomical observing session. Above the “N” is
a peg about 3/4" high that points straight up. To attach the equatorial head:
1. Locate the azimuth adjustment screws on the equatorial mount.
2. Retract the screws so they no longer extend into the azimuth housing
(rectangular extrusion) on the mount.
Do NOT remove the screws sinceDo NOT remove the screws since
Do NOT remove the screws sinceDo NOT remove the screws since
Do NOT remove the screws since
they are needed later for polar alignment.they are needed later for polar alignment.
they are needed later for polar alignment.they are needed later for polar alignment.
they are needed later for polar alignment.
3. Hold the equatorial mount over the tripod head so that the azimuth housing
is above the metal peg.
4. Place the equatorial mount on the tripod head so that the two are flush.
5. Tighten the knob on the underside of the tripod head to hold the equatorial
mount firmly in place. The knob is already attached and can
NOTNOT
NOTNOT
NOT be
removed.
Attaching the EquatorialAttaching the Equatorial
Attaching the EquatorialAttaching the Equatorial
Attaching the Equatorial
MountMount
MountMount
Mount
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