Losmandy G11/G11T Adapter for iPolar

LosmandySKU: ipolg11

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Product Overview

This is the adapter that attaches the iPolar camera to a Losmandy G11 or G11T equatorial mount. It is the mount-specific piece between the camera and the polar scope port, and the iPolar camera itself is sold separately.

Who It's For

Anyone fitting an iPolar to a G11 or G11T needs this part — the camera does not mount to the axis without it. It is also the piece to order if you are moving an iPolar between mounts and want one adapter permanently installed in each, so the camera swaps in seconds rather than being re-fitted each time.

Key Features & Design

  • Attaches the iPolar camera to the Losmandy G11 or G11T equatorial mount.
  • Mount-specific — the GM8 and GM811 take a different adapter.
  • iPolar camera not included and sold separately.

Recommended Uses

Fitting an iPolar to a G11 or G11T. Keeping a second adapter installed in a second mount so one camera serves both. Replacing a lost or damaged adapter.

Compatibility and Accessory Notes

  • Mounts: Losmandy G11 and G11T.
  • Camera: the iPolar electronic polar scope, sold separately.
  • Other mounts: Losmandy makes a GM8/GM811 adapter for those mounts. If that is what you have, ask us and we will get one in.
  • Optical alternatives: the PS polar scope for a G-11, or the HGM TPS for a G11T or Titan.

Good to Know Before You Order

  • This is the adapter only. The iPolar camera is a separate purchase, and neither works without the other.
  • It is specific to the G11 and G11T. Tell us your mount if you are unsure and we will confirm which adapter you need before you order.
  • Losmandy publishes no weight or dimensions for this part.
  • Specifications are Losmandy's published figures.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it difficult to set up?

No. It fits the polar scope port on the mount, and the iPolar camera mounts into it.

Does it include the camera?

No. The iPolar camera is sold separately.

Will it fit my GM8?

No — the GM8 and GM811 take a different adapter, which we can order in for you.

Do I need one per mount?

If you want to move one camera between two mounts without re-fitting hardware each time, yes — an adapter in each is the tidy way to do it.

Is there an optical option instead?

Yes — the PS polar scope for a G-11, or the HGM TPS for a G11T.

Bottom Line

In short: the mount-specific adapter that attaches an iPolar camera to a Losmandy G11 or G11T. Camera sold separately, and the GM8/GM811 takes its own version.

PartLosmandy G11/G11T adapter for iPolar
FunctionAttaches the iPolar camera to the mount's polar scope port
Mount compatibilityLosmandy G11 and G11T equatorial mounts
iPolar cameraNot included — sold separately
Other mountsGM8 and GM811 take a separate GM8/GM811 adapter
Weight and dimensionsNot published by Losmandy
SourceLosmandy G11/G11T iPolar adapter product data

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