Cuña para una alineación polar precisa
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Hola amigos,
La cuña que estás pidiendo finalmente llega,
Dimensión: 4,25 x 3,15 x 3,85 pulgadas (10,8 x 8,2 x 9,8 cm)
Peso del artículo: 1.16 libras (0.53 Kg)
Material: Aleación de aluminio fresado CNC
- Un tope deslizante en la placa como cierre de seguridad
- Mango para bloquear la cuña después del ajuste de la posición
Carga máxima: 11 libras (5 kg)
¿Cómo se usa?

- Atornillar la cuña en un aparejo, llamémoslo Aparejo 1.
- Atornillar la placa QR en otro equipo, el equipo 2.
- Monta la placa QR con el equipo 2 en la cuña.
- Haz la bandeja de cuña e inclínala hasta que el equipo esté orientado en la dirección que quieres.
- Bloquéalo con la manija.
¡Ahí lo tienes!
Para más detalles, por favor consulte aquí: https://www.moveshootmove.com/blogs/astrophotography-tutorial-on-move-shoot-move-star-tracker-gauda-sifo-rotator/how-to-use-the-new-wedge
Was using a ball head. However, was trying to move to longer focal length and attempting to increase the exposure time. The wedge make the polar alignment easier and less time is spent on alignment. Was able to achieve longer exposure time too.
Make polar alignment much easier than using ballhead or 3-way head. Such a smooth movement!
I purchased an MSM Wedge to cut down on some weight when travelling to image total solar eclipses to replace a bulkier geared head. Unfortunately the initial wedge I was sent would not stay in the set vertical position, despite tightening down very hard on the locking lever, so I requested a replacement unit which was sent within a few days. Sadly the second unit also slipped in the same way and so I looked into the build of the unit and found the issue. It seems that during transit some of the internal grease had made its way onto the nylon washers that the locking lever utilizes to secure the altitude position causing it to slip. Removing this grease cured the problem and I was then able to use it as intended to take an image of the Sun using a small light weight 70mm refractor fitted with a suitable solar filter and a CMOS astronomy camera. The unit is convenient for travel, but will need to be checked for such problems when travelling overseas by air in case the same thing happens again in transit. Maybe the design can be modified to prevent this particular issue happening in future?
veramente molto utile, con questo e il laser si allinea con la polare in un attimo
Perfecto y preciso para realizar la alineación polar, la verdad es que muy contento con el producto
Compact, simple to use, precise enough. Has a bit play in the tilt mechanism but acceptable. I like it for not being as complex as other geared heads.
The build is outstanding in quality - no shaky bits or play. the size is nice and compact. I'm looking forward to trying the wedge, hopefully this autumn when skies darken again here in latitude 60 - if the Nomade Star Tracker, which I ordered before the wedge, eventually ships (was supposed to ship in February!).
I find that the wedge works great with the MSM and not a too heavy camera setup. I got it to have something that is smaller and not as heavy as my regular wedge, this really fit the purpose.
Finally, I can precisely agree on Polaris. A sensitive adjustment is possible via screws in connection with the transmission. So far, I have not been able to make the exact adjustment so quickly with a ball head. Take a look to my deep sky picture.