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JMI Train-n-Track Motor Drive for 8" Meade LightBridge

Manufacturer : JMI
Part Number : TNTLB8

The Train-n-Track (TNT) system is a basic alt-azimuth motor drive system with adjustable or trainable tracking. A simple 30-second training procedure allows the scope to track for 10 minutes or more.

The Train-n-Track (TNT) system is a basic alt-az motor drive system with adjustable or trainable tracking.  With alt-azimuth mounts, the motor speeds will vary greatly depending on what area of the sky you are viewing.  In some situations, the altitude motor will run very fast and the azimuth motor will run very slowly.  In other areas of the sky, the opposite will be true.  Completely computerized alt-az systems will track automatically in any part of the sky.  The TNT, however, requires that you adjust the motor speeds for your position.

The adjustment, or training, is very simple.  Once you become familiar with the process it can be accomplished in about 30 seconds and tracking will continue for 10 minutes or more without noticeable drifting.  At that point you will need to do another simple training adjustment.  Quick slewing can be accomplished, without adjusting the tracking speed, by simply pressing one key.  This feature allows for re-centering an object without changing the carefully adjusted tracking speed.  Manual movement is possible at any time, in both altitude and azimuth, without releasing any clutches.

 

 
TNTLB8

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