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- How are reviewers describing this item?
slow, heavy, fine, down and first. - Our engine has analyzed and discovered that 63.6% of the reviews are reliable.
- This product had a total of 332 reviews as of our last analysis date on Apr 19 2020.
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Most positive review
Heavy Duty Tripod, bought for my Telescope. Well made, and very sturdy. Can’t wait to take it outside and do some astrophotography.
Most authentic review
The tripod is sturdy and seems well made. It works well with my Celestron C90 Mak. The manual altitude adjustment is a frictio... Read More
Least authentic review
Heavy Duty Tripod, bought for my Telescope. Well made, and very sturdy. Can’t wait to take it outside and do some astrophotography.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The tiny machine screws on the mount are very cheap and strip very easily.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
This is not a heavy duty tripod.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Once everything is in place, the panning handle head can be rotated clockwise and anticlockwise to tighten and loosen the panning motion.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
This next part caused some confusion for me at first.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I found that moving the head up and down eventually caused the bolt to become loose (read: less tight) and therefore was prone to slipping and wandering off target when angled at 45° or more.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
To keep the head firmly in place, the bolt must be tightened again.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
What i've done is tightened the altitude bolt so tight that the head cannot be moved with large motions.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Came used with screw broken off in adjuster probably from previous purchaser.
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