Skywatcher AZ-EQ6 Mount with Tripod

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SkywatcherSKU: S30330

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Sale price$3,199.00 CAD Regular price$3,960.00 CAD
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Don't forget power

The Sky-Watcher mains adapter. No supply is included in the box.

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  • Specifications
This Sky-Watcher AZ-EQ6 Mount with SynScan GoTo is a hybrid mount with dual alt-azimuth and equatorial capabilities for both general use and astrophotography. It supports a wide range of heavy professional photo and video equipment by providing ideal stability and pointing accuracy. Includes SynScan hand controller with dual AZ/EQ firmware featuring a database of more than 42,900 celestial objects that can all be automatically found and tracked.

Capable of carrying heavy-duty photographic equipment weighing up to 44 pounds for professional shooting and video recording, the AZ-EQ6 SynScan Mount, at only 33 pounds, is not only highly efficient, but highly portable as well.

Freedom Find - Tracking Made Easy!

Sky-Watcher's Freedom Find dual-encoder technology facilitates both manual and electronic movement in either axis without alignment or positional data being lost. Once you have moved to a new object, the telescope will henceforth automatically track said object with great precision. Additional setups are not required in a single observing session.
  • Tripod Height          127 cm ( 50") 
  • Tracking Rates Sidereal / Solar / Lunar rate 
  • Guiding Speed from 0.125x, 0.25x, 0.5x, 0.75x, 1x 
  • Mount Type         EQ/Alt-AZ Dual Mode 
  • Counter Weight 2x 5 kg 
  • Accessory Tray Large wall to wall 
  • Motor Drive         1.8° Hybrid Stepper Motor 
  • GOTO System SynScan Hand Control 
  • Tripod Weight         7.5 kg, 2" steel tripod 
  • Shipping Weight 21kg + 20 kg 
  • Shipping Dimensions 118x28x29cm3; 53x52x32 cm3 
  • Power Supply        DC11~16V 4A 
  • Payload Capacity 20 kg (counterweight excluded) 
  • Tracking Modes Alt-azimuth / Equatorial mode 
  • Slewing Speed up to 4.2°/sec (800x) 

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