New Maplenoll Ariadne owner needing advice

The platter size shouldn't matter. I'm not sure how to answer the rest of question though.

I recently purchased a jun-air compressor model 6-15. The flowrate is rated for approx 2 cfm. The compressor keeps up with my system good. but I find after about 2 hours of continuous use the compressor gets pretty hot. 3 cfm would do nicely and would allow the compressor enough cycle time that overheating should not be a problem.

Threaders : Momentive Performance Materals (formerly GE) , an industral raw materials supplier , forwarded several additional sample batches of bonders for experimentation with the air supply control (ASC) system. Hopefully , some of these compounds will seal the ASC . Before I can report sucess or ---, I'm taking a slight medical detour . CYS

Threaders: I'm back from the medical detour . While on the mend I came upon a packet of Maplenoll info that Bob D. mailed to me in '91 that had been opened but largely unread. The packet contained lots of stuff ; pic's, reprints , 'Noll annoucements and reprints from Audio Clubs and Mags, etc .

A useful bit of info from the packet . Have you ever noticed that when you attempt adjust the cartridge sometimes the stylus maybe "on the money" on the outer edges of a Lp and "off" on the Ctr. or last portions of the groove. The arm manifold maybe slightly-off. The fix ? Just loosen the two bolts on the underside that hold the air manifold in place and adjust the arm until it's prefectly square. Great idea. No more repeaters or jumps on certian pressings. Good for all 'Nolls and similar AB Arms.

"off" in what parameter? Horizontal is controlled by left and right cones under the plinth. Tangency is controled by headshell/cartridge/overhang adjustments. Am I missing something?