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89 Rotating Mounting Base
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For Alignment Telescopes and Collimators |
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The model 89 is a precision mounting base designed to
accommodate almost all of our 2¼" diameter alignment telescopes
and collimators. The instrument is supported by two wyes which are
8.375" (212.7mm) on center, and are mounted to a
channel-sectioned bar. (Special wye spacings are available on
request.) The wyes provide stable
support of the instrument barrel. For added protection,
adjustable metal clips secure the telescope to the base.
Precise rotation in a horizontal plane is controlled by the
patented Brunson ball
bearing spindle, similar to that of all Brunson transits.
The mounting base has a standard 3½" x 8 internal thread for
attachment to any compatible optical tooling stand. A
fine motion tangent screw allows easy azimuth control, and
incorporates a wobble pin for tension relief and a stable
setup. Four large-headed leveling screws in nylon
bushings make tilt adjustment easy. A level vial may be
ordered as extra equipment.
Note: The original Brunson 89 had a wye spacing of
9½" (as shown in photo above), but was modified for the
somewhat smaller spacing of 8.375" in order to fit all of
the K+E design alignment telescopes.
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Wye spacing: 8.375" (212.7mm), center-to-center
Distance from bottom of base to centerline of a 2.250"
diameter telescope: Approx. 8.563" (217.5mm) |
Approx. weight: Base, 14 lbs (6.4 kg); shipping, 26 lbs (11.8 kg) |
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