Stepper Motor Kit - Universal version 2
Stepper Motor Kit - Universal version 2
Stepper Motor Kit - Universal version 2
Stepper Motor Kit - Universal version 2
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Stepper Motor Kit - Universal version 2

Pegasus AstroSKU: PEG-MFKv2-UNIV
Price:
$189.99 CAD
Stock:
On Backorder — ships when available
  • Description
  • Specifications
Focus accurate and fast your telescope using our powerful Motor Focus Kit. This high resolution geared box has a 0,06 degree step size can can easily lift more than 6 Kg (per cm). Its high torque is suitable for lifting heavy imaging equipment. Moreover motor’s gearbox has a low backlash which can easily tuned using backlash compensation in imaging software. The RJ45 socket can be converted to compatible Robofocus Pinout.

An L shaped black anodized aluminium bracket, hard to bend, has cut rails and can be attached to a wide range of focusers. In fact we have successfully installed it on:

  • Orion Optics UK default focuser
  • GSO (RC focuser) Takahashi (FSQ106)
  • Moonlite (2”, 2.5”)
  • Baader (Steel track)
  • Synta Focuser Refractors
  • Altair Astro (2”, 2.5”, 3”)
  • Starlight (2”, 2.5”, 3”)

What the Motor Kit package includes:

  • High Resolution Stepper Geared Motor Enclosure (Step Angle 7.5, Deg 120, Gear Ration 1:120). Its gearbox has very low backlash and high torque suitable to focus in micron scale.
  • Universal Black Anodised Aluminium L shaped bracket for Motor
  • Motor couplers
  • Different sizes of bolts and spacers

Pegasus Stepper Motor Technical Specifications





Step Angle (Deg)7.5 / 120  = 0.0625
Gear Ratio1:120
Phases4 (Unipolar Motor)
Voltage12V DC
Current (A)0.27
Pull-in Rate (PPS)400
Pull-in Torque (N.cm)60 (100pps)
WeightStepper Motor, Universal L Shaped Adapter & Motor Coupler weight in total 250g

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