@@HeavenlyBackyardAstronomy yes i know what you mean i was ar fort McMurray in alberta for the town fire after a mounth we whent back here in New Brunswick after freezing rain in winter we where out of électricity no wood stove just small generator and the gaz was hard to get all electrical wire was on the ground so yes it was fun but most important its your life and familly and to be safe take care
Hi Pat, glad everyone are safe! By the way if you remove the TC-40 rubber feet and use the ZWO spikes it will make the tripod more sturdy on those cement blocks! Try it..
All is fine. I just set-up the Orion EON 130mm refractor on the Skywater EQ6R-Pro mount in the location that gets that better view of the SSE Sky. And as soon as it was set, the clouds rolled in, but it is ready when the sky clears.
Glad you and familly are safe
Thank you, David.
It was quite rough around here and I am so glad it took the rigs in a safe place.
@@HeavenlyBackyardAstronomy yes i know what you mean i was ar fort McMurray in alberta for the town fire after a mounth we whent back here in New Brunswick after freezing rain in winter we where out of électricity no wood stove just small generator and the gaz was hard to get all electrical wire was on the ground so yes it was fun but most important its your life and familly and to be safe take care
Thanks!
Thank you very much, Chuck, for the Super Thanks
Thank you Pat.
Hi Pat, glad everyone are safe! By the way if you remove the TC-40 rubber feet and use the ZWO spikes it will make the tripod more sturdy on those cement blocks! Try it..
Oh, okay. I thought the spikes were for placing the mount over sod. I'll give it a try.
I was really worried about your garden and scopes. Thought I might see one tumbling into my backyard in Toronto! Glad everything is ok 👍
All is fine. I just set-up the Orion EON 130mm refractor on the Skywater EQ6R-Pro mount in the location that gets that better view of the SSE Sky. And as soon as it was set, the clouds rolled in, but it is ready when the sky clears.
Thanks!
Thank you very much, David