Hello,

Oh boy, this "may" turn out to be a long thread.
And, for good reasons too.
: )

So, I will keep this short.
Check out the Mapug Topical Archives no matter what you decide to do.
Don't part with your superwedge,,,, you need simple solutions that don't
involve surgery.
If you ponder wedge surgery,, just save your soul and buy a Milburn or look
into a GEM ($$).

I have made several "economical" mods to my superwedge.
I am "happier" with it now.
See my Superwedge mods>>>

http://groups.msn.com/MichaelsAstronomyMSNGroup/telescopemodsandprojects.msnw


Clear & Dark Skies
Michael


My Astro MSN Webpages : http://groups.msn.com/MichaelsAstronomyMSNGroup
MEADE LX5-LX6 yahoo e-group : http://groups.yahoo.com/group/MEADE-LX5-LX6



----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, October 25, 2003 11:30 PM
Subject: Re: [M]: Meade Superwedge


> > Does anyone have a link or info on how to modify the Superwedge to make
> > it move smoother? Is it a lost cause, should I scrap it and buy a
> > Milburn? As a beginner I find it VERY frustrating using this equipment.
>
>
> Frank-- there are many suggestions on how to modify the Superwedge in
> the Mapug Topical Archives. Simply goto the list's home website,
> Mapug.com, and search on "superwedge" (no quotes). There's an entire
> page devoted to this topic...
>
> _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/
> Personal website at: <http://www.skymtn.com/> Updated: 06/10/03
>
> Meade Adv. Products Users Group <http://www.MAPUG.com/>
> Mapug Topical Archive & information resource site.
> AstroDesigns link: <http://www.MAPUG.com/AstroDesigns/>
> Accessory designs and information for the Meade LX200
> and Dobsonian telescopes.
>
>
>

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