My astronomy project:
Building a battery box and an astro server

Content:

1. Astroserver and powerbox, ver 1.0
   1. Introduction to battery box and astroserver
   2. Fuse box and fuses
   3. Box and charging
   4. Overview computer and accessories
   5. USB 5 volt external power
   6. Motor focus power
   7. Get rid of messy cables
   8. Cleaning up installation
   9. First outdoor test
   10. Replacing USB-Hub
   11. USB-Hub and focus driver holder
2. Astroserver and powerbox, ver 2.0
3. Balcony outdoor outlets
4. Lithium Battery power

Note:
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Page I.11: USB-Hub and focus driver holder

Now it's time to do something about the messy impression of all cables.

A friend made this aluminum plate, the bolt that hold the dovetail to the tube rings also hold this. I have also rotated the focus unit towards the RA axis to get it more compact and in more balance. Up to the right is the guide telescope, I mounted that when I change to a 3" field flattener, maybe I can find parts to build an off-axis adapter once again.

On this plate I will mount the focus driver on front and on its backside the USB-Hub. I will draw them with Velcro.

Now it looks much better and I can have shorter USB cables.