I seem to recall some posts some time ago describing the use of rubber o-rings to lock down the "Instadjust" eyeguard on Radian eyepieces. I've searched the forums but haven't come across them (with over 1100 posts with "Radian", I can't possibly read them all!)
If any of you know of such a method? What I'm looking for is a way not only to set the eyeguard position, but more importantly to keep it from rotating. (I've followed the instructions on the Televue site to increase the tension but it still rotates freely.)
I'm trying to attach a camera to my Radians, but on a scope with a 1.25" focuser. The Televue adapter locks eyepiece and eyeguard together, but it requires a 2" focuser. With the eyeguard free to rotate, gravity swings the camera downward, since its lens is on one end of the camera. Makes it impossible to set the orientation of the photo that way.
Thanks,
Doug
If any of you know of such a method? What I'm looking for is a way not only to set the eyeguard position, but more importantly to keep it from rotating. (I've followed the instructions on the Televue site to increase the tension but it still rotates freely.)
I'm trying to attach a camera to my Radians, but on a scope with a 1.25" focuser. The Televue adapter locks eyepiece and eyeguard together, but it requires a 2" focuser. With the eyeguard free to rotate, gravity swings the camera downward, since its lens is on one end of the camera. Makes it impossible to set the orientation of the photo that way.
Thanks,
Doug
