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Roughly Polar Align the Mount

Before more weight is added to the mount and tripod,

roughly position the mount so that it’s pointing north

(or south if in the southern hemisphere), and set to your

latitude. Loosen the two altitude lock knobs and turn the

altitude adjustment knob (Figure 1.1) until you are roughly

set to your latitude indicated on the latitude scale (Figure

1.2), then retighten the altitude lock knobs. The scale is

intended for rough polar alignment only. A more precise

polar alignment can be achieved later with the assistance

of the computerized hand control.

Add the Counterweight(s)

Remove the stop nut at the end of the counterweight shaft,

add the counterweight(s), then thread the stop nut back on.

Keep the Counterweight shaft pointed downward.

Attach the Telescope to the Mount

1. Make sure both R.A. and Dec clutch levers are tightened.

2. Loosen the dovetail saddle lock knobs enough to allow

the dovetail to ﬁt into the saddle. Note the arrow should

be pointing to the same side as the handle labeled

“Celestron” (Figure 4).

3. Slide the telescope’s dovetail bar into the dovetail saddle

of the mount. Tighten the telescope in place with the two

lock knobs (Figure 5).

The CGX-L ﬁts the large Celestron CGE-style dovetail

and the smaller CG-5-style dovetail, also common to the

Losmandy D(1) and Vixen-style(2) dovetail.

1: Test ﬁt your Losmandy dovetail bar before securing your telescope to the mount.

Sizes and dovetail angles across different manufacturers can vary.

2. Test ﬁt your Vixen dovetail bar before securing your telescope to the mount. Be

aware that some of the Vixen-style dovetails are not ﬂat and have different heights

along the bar. Depending on the length of the ﬂat, it can affect the ﬁt onto the

dovetail saddle of the mount.

Balance the Mount

Right Ascension Axis:

Carefully unlock the clutch lever for R.A. and position the

counterweight shaft so that it’s horizontal. Without letting

go of the telescope, check to see which side the balance is

in favor of. Slide the counterweights as needed so the R.A.

axis does not move when the clutch is unlocked.

Declination Axis:

With the counterweight shaft still positioned horizontally,

carefully unlock the clutch lever for Dec and check which

way the optical tube is balanced. Slide the optical tube

forward or backward as needed to achieve balance. For

large and heavy telescopes, return the telescope to the

home position before loosening the dovetail saddle lock

knobs (Figure 6).

Figure 4 Attaching the mount to the tripod

Figure 5 Telescope dovetail securely in place

Figure 6 Balancing the mount

Dovetail

Orientation Arrow

Dovetail

Lock Knobs

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