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Had to notch the subframe conectors so they would clear the floor pans.
Both the subframe & chassis conectors were from Total Control Products.
However, its position inside the subframe continued to cause problems. After getting the nut on the far side 90% off with the ratchet, the bolt had moved out to such an extent that the back of the ratchet was now trapped against the inside of the subframe in such a position that I couldn't loosen the bolt anymore, nor could I pull the ratchet off the head of the bolt. Even more annoyingly, the tighten/loosen selector lever on the ratchet ended up pressed between the tips of those two bolts, meaning I could only turn the ratchet a single click without hitting them and changing the ratchet's direction. After a minute of single clicking the bolt back in I was able to get enough clearance to remove the ratchet and slap an extension on to get the bolt out the rest of the way.
12 subframes 10 minutes each
20 darks
80mm apo 480 mm focal length
EQ6
Guided
Quick stretch and process PS + Maxim. work more on it next cloudy night. You know how it is.....
Controller under the subframe a much better position. Damian is pulling apart the Kart steering wheel so we can use the CycleAnalyst on the bike
MSL 'Curiosity' - Sol 17 - Mastcam subframe
Gale crater, portion of the central peak, Mars
Editing done to this image:
raster reduction
tone stretching
scale down
shadow detail enhancement
artificial sky for esthetic reasons
image: NASA/JPL/MSSS
raster removal / enhancement: ROSEVFX
mars.jpl.nasa.gov/msl-raw-images/msss/00017/mcam/0017MR00...
90x120 second subframes, iso800
Total exposure 3 hours.
Imaged over 4 sessions (28th/29th November, 3rd/4th December 2016)
William Optics ZenithStar II 80 ED
Nikon D5000
Skywatcher HEQ5 Pro
The far side of this metal subframe is wrapped around the top of a tree. Strong tree; Knox property, Carney, OK. A few days later I would extract this subframe in two pieces while attached to a 4x4 tractor.