Cloud Break Optics

L-350 Right Ascension Balance Accessory

L-350 Right Ascension Balance Accessory - Main image
$585.9 $945 In stock

Category: Mount Accessories

Description

  • Add to the versatility of your L-350 mount with this external Right Ascension axis balance accessory.
  • Balance of the mount is important for optimal direct drive motor performance and with this accessory users have the ability to fine tune the adjustments.
  • The accessory includes one 2 lb and one 10 lb weights.
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Emily U. ★★★★★

The extra counterweight makes balancing the RA axis so much easier—I actually got the worm gear to sit perfectly still for the first time during a long tracking session. Took about ten minutes to mount, but the difference in motor performance is immediately noticeable.

Harper ★★★★★

I’d been struggling with tracking consistency until I added this balance accessory; the direct drive motor now runs noticeably smoother. It snaps on securely and makes fine-tuning the RA axis easy even in the dark.

Edward R. ★★★★★

Installing this was straightforward, and it made a noticeable difference in how smoothly the mount tracks—definitely worth it for getting the most out of the direct drive motors.