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The early models of the adder/NV007 did not have the ocular locking screw. Mine did not, but a friend who bought one a wee while after me did get one with the locking screw. I have now fitted a locking screw to mine, but it did involve removing 3 very small screws which hold the ocular in place and ...

AFAIK There is one software up grade which can be applied to the early versions. The difference is that the new software includes a "zero adjustment" feature that, when selected, puts a cross in the centre of the screen. The position of the scope reticle on the display can be moved to coincide with ...

Karlbird wrote: ↑

16 Feb 2019, 13:54

Sorry to resurrect an old thread - I bought a PARD and the Ma Ian is next to useless, a forum search lead me to this thread - would anyone please be willing to share the updated manual please?

You have an e mail with the updated manual attached

Cheers

Bruce

thx some block. it looks pretty much what i wanted for my equinox. it even allows you to move the crosshair. i gonna investigate this thing, coz i never touched any ardinio before, and my todo list get only bigger everyday :mrgreen: You don't need arduino. The input to the circuit in Daves link is ...

Cheapest way is a 6AA cell battery holder. Put 5 rechargeable AA batteries in (that makes 6 volts) and short out the empty space. Wire the output of the battery holder to a 5.5x2.1mm DC connector and then connect that to the connector on the end of the accessory cable that comes with the Drone pro J...

No, the optics are all wrong for it.

Cheers

Bruce

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For history -Edinburgh Castle plus a shit load of other castles all over the place For booze - Whisky distilleries everywhere For scenery - The NC500 route and anywhere in the Highlands For Golf - St Andrews For the best accommodation- Gleneagles Hotel I'm sure my fellow Scots on the forum will be a...

pm me your address so I can send it to you.

Cheers

Bruce