My astronomy project:
TS130 upgrade, 130 mm f/7 APO telescope

Content:

1. Mechanical
2. Electrical
3. Stands
4. Brackets hub and computer
5. Bracket motor focus driver
6. Triple DC/DC converter
7. Power splitter
8. Dew heater and lens cover
9. Telescope unbalance
10. To be continued

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5: Bracket motor focus driver

On the back stand the motor focus driver control unit will placed with a bracket between.

Motor focus driver:

The bracket for the driver of the motor focus will be placed on the back stand. Here is the bracket that connect them together.

Bracket mounted on the motor driver unit.

Motor driver mounted on the telescope, fits well and all cables has a free passage.

Later when all is tested out I can cut the cables, no need to have them this long. Connected to the USB hub are: USB to serial converter to the EQ6 mount, Canon camera control USB cable, guide camera, motor focuser. At top a glimpse of the GPS receiver, it's connected direct to the Raspberry.

Telescope turn around. From here the IN/OUT focus buttons can be reach. I normally only use these buttons when I'm doing some kind of testing.

A view from the camera side. Now I have to design a DC/DC converter. Input voltage from 12 to 16 volt, 5 volt 5 ampere out and 8 volt 1 ampere out. Maybe one temperature regulator will be added later to control the dew heater. It will be placed in a separate enclosure. The telescope is a bit front heavy as it stands now. When operating the focuser moves out and the camera will be attached and it will come in balance.