Hi all
I have a Lunt unmounted ERF that I am going to make a cell for, do I have to tilt the ERF?
ERF mounting
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ERF mounting
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Re: ERF mounting
Yes, I always do. Good practice as it throws any reflections that may occur.
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Re: ERF mounting
Thanks Mark
Paul
Timaru, New Zealand
LS152Tha/B34/DSII, LS80THa/B18/DSII, LS60Tha/B12, Grasshopper3(ICX687), Chameleon 3(IMX264)
Timaru, New Zealand
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Re: ERF mounting
Hi Paul,
my standard Lunt Double Stack unit 50mm has the ERF tilted by about 1mm, that should be more or less 1 degree angle
cheers
Marcello
my standard Lunt Double Stack unit 50mm has the ERF tilted by about 1mm, that should be more or less 1 degree angle
cheers
Marcello
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