Does the included Angle Master have mechanical stops for common angles or does it rely on a visual alignment.
1731333
It has a set of angles. You set the stone size the the angle you need. Goes from 10 right upto 65 I think.
1731334
You set the angle with the supplied angle gauge, so I will say visual. Setting is very easy.
1731335
you have to manually set the angle using markings on the gauge. Pretty easy.
20516
I thought the same thing upon install but depending on your projector, it might adjust to the angle automatically (mine did). Mu would give it a try as most have this feature
719629
Yes, however I have had some trouble using it, its set at an angle and makes it a little awkward.
1625390
When you're holding the stabilizer, it's at an angle so it's not in the picture.
815292
yes it does. all sides are slightly angled so it does not matter what orientation you use. good product
2140016
No, but there are YouTube videos that I used. It's pretty simple, but an alignment is needed when you finish.
1005552
ALL AF capable lenses that i've ever touched will allow you to rotate it past the two places where it should stop. The only lense i've ever handled that had a proper mechanical stop was made by Zeiss, i love them!
181071
There are two upright positions, and they can be used in both portrait and landmark positions. Hope you enjoy yours as much as I enjoy mine.
75862
You may be referring to the ETX90 UHTC PE edition. That one come with LNT, making aligning the scope even simpler. It finds North all by itself.
1305160
No. You can manually adjust the angle. That's all it can do but does look cool.
2171985
Unfortunately, if you have aligned the scope (i.e. using one of the alignment routines in the hand controller), you lose that alignment when you move the scope manually. When I use my CPC 800 for terrestrial viewing (which is not very often compared to using it for astronomy), I bypass the alignment but I still use the hand controller to slew the scope. I just find that is easier.
1540810
Hi. As long as the club head is set squarely at address and the device is placed close to and directly under the shaft, the rotation of the club face is very accurate and displayed as face angle at impact (degrees open (-) or closed (+) or as movie of a club head that can be zoomed and stopped framed. Thanks. AFL
1891308
Yes, there is a rotation mechanism that allows for different pitches and orientations.
1017762
Yes, that is the way it works and the farther way from the center the upper and lower horizontal lines are bent toward the center of the lens. The verticals bend inward like all fisheyes. Mike
1371668
There are two screws on each side to adjust the angle, but if it was mounted crooked, vertically, then no.
830946
Absolutely. I've found 23 stable settings for it, allowing for fine-tuning of the angle from nearly vertical to nearly flat. (Someone else might figure out more ways of setting it up.)
271077
No alignment of this type is required. In fact if a refractor is not working if must be repaired as there is no user alignment.