Cuña para alineación polar precisa
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HANDLE TIME
All orders will be scheduled for shipment in 1 to 3 business days, excluding holidays.
COUNTRIES
We ship worldwide.
WAREHOUSES
Currently, we have 4 warehouses.
🇺🇸 US warehouse, for our US users, parcel usually arrives in 1-7 days.
🇪🇺 EU warehouse, for most EU countries, parcel usually arrives in 1-7 days.
🇦🇺 AU warehouse, for our Australia and New Zealand users, parcel usually arrives around 1-7 days.
🇨🇳 CN warehouse, for all countries, parcel arrives in 4-7 or 8-20 days, please check below for details.
DIMENSIONES & PESOS
- Altura total: 77.5 mm
- Diámetro base: 58.8 mm
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Peso neto: 0.70 libras (318.2 g)
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Carga máxima: 11 lbs (5 kg)
- Placa Arca Swiss: Incluida
- Orificio para tornillo en la parte inferior: Orificio para tornillo 3/8
DATOS TÉCNICOS GENERALES
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Color: Negro
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Material: Aleación de aluminio mecanizado CNC
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Ajuste de inclinación: 0°-60°
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Compatibilidad: Cualquier Rig con ARCA Swiss en la parte inferior, por ejemplo, MSM Rotator, MSM NOMAD, Seestar S30, Seestar S50, Dwarf 2, Dwarf 3 y así sucesivamente.
Descripción
La cuña MSM está diseñada para una alineación polar precisa, similar a una rótula pero con capacidades de ajuste más finas. Cuenta con cuatro perillas y una manija, para ajustes multidireccionales, permitiéndote colocar tu rastreador o cámara en varios ángulos. En la parte superior de la placa de liberación rápida tiene un tornillo estándar 1/4"-20 para que puedas fijar cualquier cosa con un tornillo 1/4"-20.
Cómo configurar NOMAD con la cuña MSM:
¿Cómo usarlo?


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Perilla A Bloquea o desbloquea la placa de liberación rápida en la parte superior
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Perilla B & Manija:
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Perilla B controla el ajuste de altitud.
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La manija bloquea y desbloquea el ajuste de altitud cuando se gira en la dirección de la Perilla B o en la dirección opuesta, respectivamente. Simplemente tira de la manija para ajustar su dirección y esta acción no afectará el estado bloqueado o desbloqueado.
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Perilla C & Perilla D ajustan el azimut para movimientos precisos hacia la izquierda y derecha en pequeños incrementos.
- Perilla E Tornillo de fábrica solo para conexión de la base, sin función para el usuario
Cuña + Base giratoria. ¿Por qué esta combinación?
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La base giratoria te permite rotar tu equipo libremente en cualquier dirección sin mover el trípode, perfecto para una configuración rápida, especialmente en lugares desconocidos.
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La cuña proporciona ajustes finos y precisos, haciendo que la alineación polar sea más suave y exacta.
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Juntos, simplifican tanto la alineación gruesa como la fina, ahorrándote tiempo y esfuerzo en el campo.
I was looking for an efficient wedge (including size and cost) for my Dwarf3, which could make my life easy to polar align in the dark. The MSM one proved to satisfy this goal. Just one point to improve : the lever used for locking the elevation angle is too long for it to rotate freely under the Dwarf3. A knob with a proper grip would be a useful replacement. Hence the missing star to reach the maximum score of 5.
Llegó antes de lo previsto.
Se ve robusta pese a su tamaño reducido
I use the MSM Wedge & 360 Panning Base for polar alignment on my Dwarflab 3. It makes polar alignment much easier to get to 0 deviation quickly. The quick connect stays on my D3 and makes connection much easier too.
For several years I’ve used a geared head to align my MSM Nomad with Polaris. Whilst it worked very well and gave accurate results, it was bulky which made travelling with it a bit of a pain.
I finally took the plunge and splashed out on a Nomad wedge and have been pleasantly surprised by it. Build quality is very good (as you’d expect from Nomad) and it’s very easy to set up and use. Once fitted to a levelled base (very important!), the wedge controls make it easy to adjust the direction and elevation of the wedge. Whilst a geared head would still be my preference when weight isn’t an issue, the compact size and lightweight design of the wedge makes this an excellent alternative. It’s also a lot cheaper than a geared head so that’s another plus!
I'm totally new to astro-photography. After several years taking some amateur "decent" shots of the Milky Way with my phone, I was disappointed that only short exposures could be used -and even at 10secs one could already see a slight signature of the trails of the stars. I wanted to explore the next level, and a colleague expert in astro-photography recommended the NOMAD tracker. As I was travelling to Patagonia, I wanted something light, portable, and easy to use, so I gave it a try. And in fact, I could take thrilling pictures of the Milky Way and the Magellanic Clouds using my phone on the NOMAD tracker. It is amazing how well it works, how easy it is to align (I also used my phone and astronomy apps to align it), and how reliable it is! It was definitely a game-changer for me. Now I really want to go for more serious photographic equipment and spend more time out there tracking the stars!
Für mich persönlich war es immer ein ziemlicher Aufwand meinen NOMAD auf den Polarstern auszurichten, aber mit dem Wedge von MSM gelingt das super einfach und verlängert die Belichtungszeit auch um einiges, da die Ausrichtung weitaus genauer wird. Ich bin absolut begeistert und voll zufrieden dem Wedge.
Die Milchstraße über der Wüste Ägyptens, 20mm f/1.8, 60 Sek, ISO 200, Sony a7 III.
The polar wedge makes alignment so much easier than before. This is a great addition to my kit.
I like this wedge. Easy to set up, and works great with my S50. I also like the ability to spin it to calibrate the compass on the scope. Recomended
You own a Nomad Tracker? Or a smartscope like the Dwarf II/III or S30? And you want to track in EQ Mode - than this wedge is a no-brainer!! Go for it! It’s precise, stable enough, affordable - and I should not forget to mentioned that it’s SwissArca clamp is very convenient for such use-cases!
As i commented the Nomad's light weight and compact size in my initial review, i have taken it with me on my trip to Australia. I have used my Fujifilm X-H2 + XF70-300mm on it and extended the lenses to the largest focal length (full-frame equivalent 450mm), it worked well at least with 20s exposure, just wanted to be safe, and I got most shots usable with fairly round stars. I got my first ever M42 photo! I trust it could certainly work at longer exposure time at this focal length but I didn't have a chance to test it before it got cloudy... Overall I'm really satisfied with this product. Great for travelers and beginners astro fans. But i still urge them to offer a case for carrying it along with all the necessary accessories, which is not easy to find from other places.