The amount of stability is highly evident when compared to that of the Meade Standard Wedge. In my opinion, it is comparable, if not superior to that of the Superwedge. Slight breezes no longer play havoc with low to moderately magnified images and a jarring of the OTA was dampened in less time than I could even measure. The design of the wedge is very simplistic. So simple, in fact, that the assembly, setup, and user instructions consist of only two typewritten pages.
Adjustment is accomplished by alternating turns of the dual custom turnbuckles.
No more aching or bruised fingers and thumbs from trying to push a telescope against gravity with a thin latitude adjustment rod. This feature is an excellent side-benefit of utilizing dual turnbuckles over a single latitude adjustment rod. As an upgrade to an already excellent design, perhaps a method of locking the turnbuckles themselves could be incorporated into future versions. This idea came to light when I found that the wedge was slightly awkward to carry. The most convenient way I have found to carry the wedge is to grab it by the turnbuckles.