Has anyone used this along with the radian angle adjuster?
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You'll probably want to use this one: Diono Super Mat Deluxe, Black instead since the angle adjuster is for rear facing which means you would not need the full mat back. I'm sure you can use it, but it seems like a better fit for the seat while it's rear facing would be the shorter model. We just purchased one today for a rear facing seat. We have 4 of the full mats for the 4 Dionos we have forward facing. The mat is great and saves the leather seating.
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I have used it with the angle adjuster for both of my girls. It has worked like a charm. No slipping or moving around, and it catches everything. Also the angle adjuster makes it so that older children, over 1 or 1.5 yrs, dont mind being rear facing because they are sitting more upright.
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I am not an owner, but I found the answer to the above question here: http://www.astrotools.com/default.aspx?toolsnum=78618&
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Yes, absolutely. I often do just that, manually adjusting speed and incline, and tracking distance.
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Although Amazon advertised that the right angle adapter was included with my Skil, they did not include it with my shipment, so I can't answer the question.
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you have to manually set the angle using markings on the gauge. Pretty easy.
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There is an option to point to any RA/Dec axis, so yes. You can call Celestron to confirm as well.
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Normally yes, but it doesn't exist on this model! The picture is NOT of the model listed. This model is just windage and elevation and any fine adjustment will be on the ocular end.
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You don't need to be using precision instruments to measure the exact angle at which the SS has been positioned, if that is what you mean, but it is definitely sensitive and if you happen to have some rotation (can happen if for example you have tried to twist it into position instead of clipping it right from the get go), then your data will become inaccurate/useless or the system won't even record data because it does not recognize it. From my experience, visual adjustment is more than enough but needs to be done conscientiously.
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Yes I have this unit on mine, works great, and you can stop it if you find an angle that you have problems with to concentrate on......
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Yes. The bracket has the ability to adjust the angle (looks to be about a 45 degree allowance in adjustment).
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If you mean the round dish-No. You need the oval dish because it looks at more than one satellite so it needs skew adjustment in addition to azimuth and elevation.
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Yes. The 180 degree feature is very useful in our situation and the unit works perfectly.
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No. It is fixed. i was able to twist it to change the direction of the angle, but the piece itself is not adjustable
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I use this device aligning cellular antennas and have not had any issues. As far as the best inclinimeter there are lots of styles and better devices that are just as accurate it all comes down to what it is used for. The original was just the compass by itself made by the same brand.
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The only answer to your question that I have is that I didn't have to calibrate mine, and it seems to work correctly. This is not a hi-tech compass. It's pretty cheap overall. But if you can't afford a good one, it works in a pinch. It sticks to your window wherever it is convenient for you.
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No. I do not have one and mine works just fine. Make sure you have the right degrees, elevation and asmyth for your area. If you have a smart phone, they have an app for this. I use "Dish Aline" and it works great for me. Hope this helps.
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Yes but takes a bit of time. Recomend a slow speed electric screwdriver with long bit for adjusting. The beam is not and im not liking the way mine look. Kinda looks like a v on top of the pattern, really annoying tried adjusting all over and couldn't get rid of it. Hope u dont have the same issue