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<blockquote data-quote="dreambox1959" data-source="post: 1145137" data-attributes="member: 314801">I have built about fifteen positioners for polar mounts with double cylinders, all the users are very satisfied, and those who had a problem we were able to solve it.On request of FEMI I made a special EGIS version: the interface for the motor pulses is more complex and the power supply is 24V and also I use a more powerful microprocessor (12 times more).I even bought an EGIS engine from TRUST to develop this variant.Currently the motor without parabola works perfectly (it was not very different from the model for actuators).I only provided two copies of the EGIS version, one to FEMI the other to Aal41.Unfortunately FEMI made a bad handling and had to burn out some components and he is not very comfortable with electronic troubleshooting. As for Aal41, thanks to the dedicated help of Frank (suedschwede66) we have made some progress but he is encountering problems that are difficult to determine from a distance.I'm sorry that these two amateurs can't enjoy my device.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dreambox1959, post: 1145137, member: 314801"] I have built about fifteen positioners for polar mounts with double cylinders, all the users are very satisfied, and those who had a problem we were able to solve it. On request of FEMI I made a special EGIS version: the interface for the motor pulses is more complex and the power supply is 24V and also I use a more powerful microprocessor (12 times more). I even bought an EGIS engine from TRUST to develop this variant. Currently the motor without parabola works perfectly (it was not very different from the model for actuators). I only provided two copies of the EGIS version, one to FEMI the other to Aal41. Unfortunately FEMI made a bad handling and had to burn out some components and he is not very comfortable with electronic troubleshooting. As for Aal41, thanks to the dedicated help of Frank (suedschwede66) we have made some progress but he is encountering problems that are difficult to determine from a distance. I'm sorry that these two amateurs can't enjoy my device. [/QUOTE]

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