iOptron SmartEQ Pro+ GoTo Equatorial Mount Package – Used

iOptronSKU: SMARTEQPRO+-USED-PKG

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Used – Very Good Condition. A complete, ready-to-go iOptron SmartEQ Pro+ GoTo package in very good condition. Fully tested and working, and includes everything you need for computer control right out of the case.

What's Included

  • iOptron SmartEQ Pro+ German equatorial GoTo mount head
  • Go2Nova 8408 hand controller with cable
  • Tripod
  • Counterweight
  • Hard carrying case
  • AC power supply
  • USB to iOptron cable for computer control

About the iOptron SmartEQ Pro+

The SmartEQ Pro+ is iOptron's compact grab-and-go GoTo equatorial mount, and it has now been discontinued by the manufacturer — making a complete, tested package like this one hard to find. It carries up to 5 kg (11 lb) of payload (excluding counterweight) while the mount head itself weighs only 2.8 kg (6.2 lb), so it's an ideal match for small refractors, camera-and-lens setups, and travel imaging rigs.

The Go2Nova 8408 controller gives you a database of roughly 150,000 objects, and the mount features dual-axis servo motors with encoders, a Vixen-style dovetail saddle, an ST-4 compatible autoguiding port, and a 0–65° latitude range. With the included USB cable and AC supply, it's ready for ASCOM computer control and planetarium software for wide-field astrophotography or visual GoTo observing.

This item is sold as a Final Sale. All used equipment sales are final. Please review our Used Equipment Sale Policy before purchasing.

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