Introducing the AZ Mount Pro featuring “level and go” intuitive GOTO setup
We call it “level and go”, the term used to describe iOptron new AZ Mount Pro’s simple set up routing. Using its built-in precision level indicator, the operator simply levels the mount and turns on the power; this capable computerized alt-azimuth telescope mount takes it from there. Utilizing the on board 32 channel GPS receiver and built-in position and angular detection sensors; the AZ mount Pro calculates its global position as well as the telescope orientation. Automatically the mount slews the instrument to an easily identifiable bright object in the night sky. The user need only confirm a bright object is in the center of the view, to activate tracking and GOTO functionality.
AZ Mount Pro and Tri-pier package includes:
- AZ Mount Pro Head (#8920)
- Tri-pier (#8034)
- 10 lbs counterweight (#3006-10)
- Star knobs with center post (#8340-PIER)
Features
- Lightweight Altazimuth computerized GOTO mount
- 33lb primary payload and 10lb secondary payload capacity, with a mount weighing only 13lbs
- Whisper quiet low-power consumption stepper motors
- Go2Nova® 8407 hand controller featuring 212K+ object library with an 8 line illuminated LCD screen
- Zero backlash driver system
- On board rechargeable lithium ion battery for up to 10 hours of use
- Built-in WIFI adapter for full ASCOM, iOptron CommanderTMÂ and Sky Safari wireless control
- Serial port for computer control and firmware upgrades
- Retractable counter weight shaft
- Position memorization at power interruption
- Die-cast aluminum body
- 3-Point easy level adjustment on tripod
- 6 inch dual dovetail saddle (Losmandy/Vixen styles)
- Stands a mere 10 inches tall (mount head only)
- Built-in 32-channel GPS receiver
- Automatic position and angular detection sensors
- Aluminum Hard Case
- 1X 10lb counterweight included
- 100 ~ 240V Battery Charger included
- Tri-pier included
- Optional secondary dovetail saddle
- Two year limited warranty ( 90 day for battery)
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