bdp24,
If you're looking for Trans-Fi info, I'd seek out dgarretson.
If you're looking for Trans-Fi info, I'd seek out dgarretson.
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@slaw ( The azimuth adjustment on an ET arm is easy!) I don't know what the above poster is referring to?) I guess that you are referring to me. I said, "it’s hard to see that the azimuth adjustment can be anything like as fine as the Trans-Fi, which has a 2 inch adjustment base, which yields adjustment increments of 5 minutes of arc." You will note that (1) I did not say that azimuth adjustment on the ET was hard, as you imputed to me, and (2) I did not categorically state that the adjustment was not as fine. But I suspect that it is not - or can you get stable, repeatable 5 minutes of arc adjustment? If so, that's useful information, and I would prefer to be corrected. "He states it's high pressure... that's what the end user has paid for. It doesn't have to be.)" I stand corrected. Thank you. |
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@bdp24 One more thing about the Trans-Fi is that it allows the anal-retentive to really get really into nervosa. The flat, parallel sides of the wand allow one to align the cartridge very close to perfect tangentiality; I recently achieved 3 minutes of arc, based on setting parallelism to better than 0.001 inches. My cartridges really seem to blossom with this level of precision. Yours may too. |