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<blockquote data-quote="John" data-source="post: 987465" data-attributes="member: 175005">...The tight bit answer first .... You have to remove the Zinwell sticker,&nbsp; both Chris (scopus) and I rubbed the top surface of paint off on the amount of lnbf that will be inside the polariser barrel .... i think we both went down to metal.&nbsp; A smear of silicone grease or similar is applied to the surfaces and Walahh ... off you go.Re: the ASC1,&nbsp;&nbsp; iv'e got one of these also which moves my 1.8.&nbsp;&nbsp; It will turn the RC type servo motors that i have experimented with BUT&nbsp; .... I have found that the software/firmware&nbsp; within the ASC1 was very easy to corrupt and sometimes when doing a bit of skew nudging it would totally loose all it's pre-set positions that youv'e took ages to enter.&nbsp; The saved sat positions &amp;&nbsp; settings&nbsp; can always be re-loaded into the ASC1 from the pc back-up of course but it can be very annoying.As you know, all this Zinwell/Barrel stuff has been done many years ago by our EU friends .... we are just playing catch-up with this combination.Chris &amp; myself are evaluating this particular R/C servo motor for it's long term durability.[ATTACH=full]98330[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="John, post: 987465, member: 175005"] ...The tight bit answer first .... You have to remove the Zinwell sticker, both Chris (scopus) and I rubbed the top surface of paint off on the amount of lnbf that will be inside the polariser barrel .... i think we both went down to metal. A smear of silicone grease or similar is applied to the surfaces and Walahh ... off you go. Re: the ASC1, iv'e got one of these also which moves my 1.8. It will turn the RC type servo motors that i have experimented with[U] BUT [/U] .... I have found that the software/firmware within the ASC1 was very easy to corrupt and sometimes when doing a bit of skew nudging it would totally loose all it's pre-set positions that youv'e took ages to enter. The saved sat positions & settings can always be re-loaded into the ASC1 from the pc back-up of course but it can be very annoying. As you know, all this Zinwell/Barrel stuff has been done many years ago by our EU friends .... we are just playing catch-up with this combination. Chris & myself are evaluating this particular R/C servo motor for it's long term durability. [ATTACH=full]98330[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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