Uploaded November 2010 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Last month, October, I finally got a Celestron CGEM mount for astrophotography. It has been a great mount with dead on go2's. But the RA axis was stiff making it hard to judge if the OTA was properly balance correctly. So, I order Ed's of Deep Space Products HyperTuning kit with the DVD. The DVD is base on an Orion Atlas which is similar to the CGEM with the exception of a few details. Ed has informed me that he is working on putting a HyperTuning DVD using the CGEM. Until then, I thought to provide this supplement video to the Atlas version. This is not intended to be a substitute for Ed's instructional video and I would recommend getting it if you intend to do the HyperTuning yourself.
Last month, October, I finally got a Celestron CGEM mount for astrophotography. It has been a great mount with dead on go2's. But the RA axis was stiff making it hard to judge if the OTA was properly balance correctly. So, I order Ed's of Deep Space Products HyperTuning kit with the DVD. The DVD is base on an Orion Atlas which is similar to the CGEM with the exception of a few details. Ed has informed me that he is working on putting a HyperTuning DVD using the CGEM. Until then, I thought to provide this supplement video to the Atlas version. This is not intended to be a substitute for Ed's instructional video and I would recommend getting it if you intend to do the HyperTuning yourself.
