Sky-Watcher HEQ5 Pro SynScan GoTo Mount – Used (Very Good)

Sky-WatcherSKU: HEQ5PRO-USED-PKG

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Sale price$1,300.00 CAD
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Used – Very Good Condition. A pre-owned Sky-Watcher HEQ5 Pro SynScan GoTo equatorial mount, sold as a complete package with tripod, counterweights, hand controller, AC power supply and an EQMod cable for direct computer control.

What's Included

  • Sky-Watcher HEQ5 Pro SynScan GoTo equatorial mount head
  • Steel tripod
  • Counterweight(s)
  • SynScan GoTo hand controller
  • AC power supply
  • EQMod cable (computer control via ASCOM/EQMod)

About the HEQ5 Pro

The HEQ5 Pro is one of the most popular imaging mounts ever made — the go-to step up for astrophotographers who have outgrown a light-duty mount. It's a proven, well-supported platform for small refractors and compact reflectors, with dual-axis stepper drives and SynScan GoTo for easy object location. With the included EQMod cable, it's ready to run straight from a laptop or imaging computer with EQMod/ASCOM, guiding software and planetarium apps — no hand controller required. A huge aftermarket of upgrades and accessories makes it easy to grow with.

See our new HEQ5 Pro Mount listing for full specifications.

Final Sale

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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